September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
224 pages
6h 5m
English
When dealing with the problem of competitiveness, all the people writing and lecturing on the subject appear to agree on one fact. In a time of accelerating change, they argue, it is no good tinkering with existing systems and structures. As the rate of change is likely to increase, the universally held view now is that any organization seeking to become competitive must re-think or re-engineer each business process from scratch.
the universally held view now is that any organization seeking to become competitive must re-think or re-engineer each business process from scratch
There are considerable advantages in starting an organization from scratch. When in 1945 the allies assisted West Germany to ...
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