When managers and analysts make key decisions about an
organization, they need to analyze the entire breadth of basic
management functions--planning, organizing, directing, and
controlling--and relate them to all the management areas, such as
marketing, production, and finance. Jerry W. Anderson, Jr. and John
B. Camealy provide a tested model that leads the user through a
diagnostic review of the entire organization and results in action
recommendations. This model is unique in its capacity to pinpoint
problems easily overlooked in the typical operational analysis and
in its consideration of new advances in logistics. It compensates
for the tendency of managers to introduce functional bias, based on
their own experience or individual priorities, into the evaluation
process. In the manner of a preflight checklist, this procedure
guides even the most experienced management team through the
analytic steps necessary for making sound business decisions.
The core framework of the book is a three-phase, problem-finding
procedure. The authors provide details of each step in the process
in appropriate chapters and suggest ways to use quantitative and
qualitative analyses for each area. The corporate operational
analysis they present has been used and proven effective by Fortune
500 companies and smaller companies over the last eight to ten
years. Following their discussion of all inputs to the analysis,
Anderson and Camealy demonstrate its application in a detailed case
study, which offers conclusions and recommendations. Anyone
involved with acquisitions, takeovers or the overall vitality of
one's own firm will find this book a valuable tool, as will senior
corporate executives and corporate consultants.
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