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Towards Management Excellence - A Paradigm Shift in the Focus of the Organization’S Management - cover

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Towards Management Excellence - A Paradigm Shift in the Focus of the Organization’S Management

Satish Kumar

Publisher: Partridge Publishing India

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Summary

Todays business management challenges are different from those faced in earlier centuries. 

Business management has also evolved itself to meet these challenges in containing the huge growth of business in terms of volume and value, technological innovations, and a vast variety of products. As a result of globalization, business organizations are required to manage a large number of suppliers, customers, employees, as well as manage multiple manufacturing locations within and across national boundaries.  

Of late, the dwindling natural resources and critical environment issues have added to the business management challenges.

The time has come to look, think, and do differently. 

This book suggests moving towards a seamless supply chain through an innovative concept.
Available since: 01/04/2017.

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