Corporate Strategy For Dramatic Productivity SurgeAkira Ishikawa, Tetsuro Saisho Corporate Strategy for Dramatic Productivity Surge deals with the very basics of productivity and cost performance — including abridgement of time, increase in speed, enhancement of capabilities, increase in sensitivity and precision, enhancement of efficiency and effectiveness, alteration of size, reduction of costs and increase in revenue, among others.This book consists of five parts — Introduction, Case Studies of Super Effects in Management Functions, Case Studies of Global Scale Super Effects Realized, Case Studies of Super Effects in Marketing Domains, and Conclusion: The Road to Realizing the Super Effect — featuring more than fifty successful cases of productivity surge or super effects, including risk-driven ones. Productivity surge herein means a dramatic reduction of costs, at least by one-tenth, while maintaining effectiveness or discontinuous increase in effectiveness by at least 10 times, while keeping the costs the same.Cases highlighted in the book are instrumental and valuable for the organizations worldwide to evaluate processes, avoid unnecessary failure and work towards future success. |
Contents
1 | |
Part I Case Studies of Productivity Surges in Management Functions | 7 |
Part II Case Studies of GlobalScale Super Effects | 97 |
Part III Case Studies of Super Effects in Marketing Domains | 191 |
Conclusion The Road to Achieving the Super Effect Akira Ishikawa and Tetsuro Saisho | 313 |
Other editions - View all
Corporate Strategy for Dramatic Productivity Surge Akira Ishikawa,Tetsur? Saisho Limited preview - 2013 |
Corporate Strategy for Dramatic Productivity Surge Akira Ishikawa,Tetsuro Saisho No preview available - 2013 |
Common terms and phrases
Accessed achieved addition Airlines applied approximately areas arrowhead Bibliography boost brand business model carbon cargo carry charger charging China CO2 emissions communication company’s competition consumer consumption conventional Corporation cost customers drying e-learning efficiency electric power electronic money energy enterprises example Facebook filters Furthermore geothermal power global Hitachi improvement increase industry intentionally left blank Internet Japan Japanese Keizai Kyushu Kyushu Shinkansen machine Management method microwave million yen Nihon Keizai Shimbun Nikkei Nomura Research Institute OpenID operations photovoltaic photovoltaic power points programs power plants President product development productivity surges purchase railway Rakuten realize reduction satellite seam welding Shimbun Shinkansen Shopping Street shown in Fig smart meter social media Softbank Source speed strategy Suica super effect thermal power Thin Client tion Tohoku Tokyo Tokyu Hands Toshiba transportation tweets Twitter account users Yamada Denki Zappos Zip Chain