Titlebook: Membership of the Board of Directors; The Job Top Executiv Dimitris N. Chorafas Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Training the Corporate Directors,-run companies can experience trouble in periods of rapid expansion and in times of profound technical change. The number one priority today is more education of the users of high technology tools and, as well, of the decision-makers. As end-users become more educated, they call for integrated, gene

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Organisational Perspectives in Multinational Business, Communications flow in two ways: top-down as orders and directives; botton-up as information which will permit successive management layers to make documented and factual decisions. Both sides of the information flow must be fast, accurate, and unobstructed. Computers and communications can play a

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,The Big Corporations’ Fear: Litigation,ntinents, working in countries of totally different legal systems and customer mentality, litigation can become a nightmare. But international operations are not the only source of legal problems. For some firms, even in their own country of origin there has been the chilling impact of court action,

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Mergers, Acquisitions and Disinvestment,n be seen as a means of providing a degree of corporate security or, as is usually the case, of continuing company growth. But often mergers and acquisitions bring under the Corporate fold unrelated product lines or exotic services that management finds difficult to control.

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Venture Capital and the Board,dership is covered with the skeletons of start-ups, but also with limbs of large corporations who failed their entry into the market. Whichever way one looks, and in whichever industry, a similar story can be written. For the larger company it takes about three major failures to bring it down. But f

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