Managing for Quality and Survival: A Personal Journey Toward Excellence
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (863 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0963339508 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 198 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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The fruits of this discipline will be far greater than you can presently imagine. This book should be mandatory reading for anyone studying to enter a business career. P. Only if managers, starting with the Chairman or the President, understand that they must know their business down to the most finite detail will they be successful. Thanks again for thinking of ConAgra. There is no easy road to success. Gene Bonacci has captured with words many of the intuitive actions that we as business operators have attempted to use as our basic tools in our efforts toward success. There is no magic to successful business management. One of the keys in the journey to success is admitting to yourself that there are many things about your business you don't know. A mission is the foundation -- not some long-winded mission that elaborates all of the objectives needed to accomplish the miss
"A great and practical guide to quality improvement" according to A Customer. Business readers will enjoy this book. The author's practical approach to quality improvement and his expertise will help guide the reader. The focus is on the trucking industry but the book will be of value to anyone who must improve quality while running a competitive business
Twenty-five years of personal experiences as an executive in the transportation industry, working closely with some of the top industrial and manufacturing firms in the U.S. The information in the book is based on Eugene C. The CCQM process described in this book is the management system he has successfully used over the years, working together with these companies toward achieving perfection in their integrated operations. It also comes from his experience as Senior Vice President and Chief
There are dozens of good books on that subject, and few people are now motivated to buy another one with similar implications. Bonacci, however, has cast his appropach in the Mission, "To provide the best possible customer-centered quality product or service at the lowest possible cost," to prove that the customer is always right, even when the customer may be out-of-line or simply wrong. Bonacci, that provides insight into how to manage for quality while pursuing the objective of becoming the low-cost producer in one's field,