Titlebook: Becoming World Class; Clive Morton Book 1994 Clive Morton 1994 business.management.Personal

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ry of creating success where failure was endemic and demonstrating that so-called Japanese management techniques can be applied elsewhere by other western companies to attain market supremacy. It is a book based on personal experience but related to theory and thus is of use to the reader trying to

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,Humanit?t — Naturwissenschaft und Technik, with the task that I disliked the most: telling valuable people that they were no longer valuable — in fact, they were dispensable. We mounted a voluntary severance programme, which I suggested should be aimed at all levels to avoid the inevitable concentration at the lower end of the organisation.

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Ryoji Ito PhD,Ikumi Katano,Mamoru Itoompanies? Are they names for the same thing, developments of each other, or totally separate? Do we have a hope of successfully introducing these techniques in the West, or do we need an Eastern culture to make them work? Do we need to change the culture of our organisations first to ensure these new ideas take root and flourish?

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,‘Japanese’ Management Techniques,ompanies? Are they names for the same thing, developments of each other, or totally separate? Do we have a hope of successfully introducing these techniques in the West, or do we need an Eastern culture to make them work? Do we need to change the culture of our organisations first to ensure these new ideas take root and flourish?

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