Complete System of Modern Enterprise Management: Volume Six

Author: Dai Wenlong
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Scientific management of modern enterprises cannot be separated from a scientifically and standardized system with contemporary characteristics as its support. The temporal characteristics of the system should be reflected in its content, aligning with the current state of economic development and the practical needs of modern management operations. Examples include knowledge management, information management, crisis management, customer relationship management, and entrepreneur reflexivity management. All of the above are included in this book, significantly supplementing and refining traditional institutional content to provide better references and insights for the management practices of modern enterprises. The policies, regulations, and measures in "The Complete System of Modern Enterprise Management" are all derived from documents issued and implemented by relevant national functional departments. However, the book does not indicate their sources, as its purpose is to serve as a reminder, consultant, and guide rather than for document citation. This is specially noted here. Scientific management of modern enterprises cannot be separated from a scientifically and standardized system with contemporary characteristics as its support. The temporal characteristics of the system should be reflected in its content, aligning with the current state of economic development and the practical needs of modern management operations. Examples include knowledge management, information management, crisis management, customer relationship management, and entrepreneur reflexivity management. All of the above are included in this book, significantly supplementing and refining traditional institutional content to provide better references and insights for the management practices of modern enterprises.