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Competing against time by George Stalk · Booklabria

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Competing against time

Industrial managementTime management

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First published: 1990
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Argues that the ways leading companies manage time--in production, in new product development, and in sales and distribution--represent the most powerful new sources of competitive advantage ; with detailed examples of companies that have put time-based strategies in place.

Subjects: Industrial management
Time management
Operations research
Total quality management
Planification stratégique
International Competition

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