Streamlining Using New Technologies and the Internet to Transform Performance
Streamlining Using New Technologies and the Internet to Transform Performance by Michael De Kare-Silver, published by Palgrave Macmillan UK on May 3, 2002, offers a comprehensive guide for corporate growth in the evolving landscape of the early 21st century. This 232-page book outlines the concept of Streamlining as a strategic approach that enables companies to automate processes and innovate effectively, ultimately aiming to control costs and enhance performance.
Readers will find practical insights into how leading companies like Cisco, Dell, GE, BP, and Siemens have successfully implemented these strategies. The book serves as a resource for managers seeking to navigate the complexities of new technology and e-business, providing a blueprint for achieving tangible results. With a focus on strategic planning and leadership, this edition presents essential information for those looking to improve their organizational performance in a competitive environment.
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This new book presents a blueprint for corporate growth in the challenging environment of the first decade of the 21st century. It shows that Streamlining is an approach that leads companies to enable, automate and innovate to control costs and improve performance in these new conditions. Pioneers like Cisco, Dell, GE, BP and Siemens have shown that it can deliver. This book will show all companies how to achieve results in the next part of their new technology/e-business journey and will be essential for all managers.
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