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Product Description
Effective management involves optimizing an organization’s mind (e.g., strategy, human resources, innovation), money (e.g., profit, financing, financial control), and market (e.g., products, relationships with customers and suppliers) to achieve organizational goals. Peter Drucker, regarded as the father of modern management, has outlined three giant steps that effective managers should take as their first approach to most business situations. They are:
Step 1: Analysis of facts
Step 2: Allocation of resources
Step 3: Decisions and actions
As this article will show, effective management requires managers to do more than apply these three steps as some sort of ready-made formula. A must read for first-time managers or managers new to an organization or project who need to approach management as both a science and an art!
About the Author
Eric T-S. Pan is the President of Meridian Deployment Corporation (MDC). Prior to founding MDC, Mr. Pan held senior operations and product management positions at Skyworks Solutions, Network Device, Spectrian, and Samsung. Mr. Pan began his career in semiconductor research and development at IBM, Caltech, and Hughes. Mr. Pan received his M.S. degree from MIT and a B.S. degree from Caltech.
Product Details
Format: Article PDF (Adobe Reader)
File Size: 408KB
Printable: This title cannot be printed.
Mac OS Compatible: Yes
Windows Compatible: Yes
Handheld Compatible: Yes
Digital: 24 pages
Publisher: Meridian Deployment Corporation, Fremont, California, U.S.A.
Publication date: 2005
Category: Industrial management
Contents:
Introduction
Three Giant Steps for Effective Management
The Science of Effective Management
Accurate Data
Analytical Tools and Methods
The Art of Effective Management
Leadership Styles and Company Culture
Recognizing Boundaries on Mind, Money, and Market
Managing Trade-offs and Risks
Leading People
Conclusion
Appendix A: Guidelines for Leading People
List Price: $12.00 USD
Sale Price: $10.00 USD
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Acknowledgements
Editing: Lana Okerlund
Illustration: Eric T-S. Pan
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