GE Management Model

Author: Sun Qi
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Since the Dow Jones Industrial Average was established in 1896, GE has been the only company to remain on the index to this day. —The Wall Street Journal
From 1998 to 2004, GE ranked first in the "World's Most Respected Companies" list for seven consecutive years. —The Financial Times, PwC
GE is a diversified service company in the world, ranked 9th in the "Fortune Global 500" (if ranked separately, 13 of GE's business groups are in the top 500). —Fortune
This book is a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of GE's successful management model, the latest work based on a five-year study of General Electric Company (GE), providing Chinese managers with a new approach to learn from and catch up with GE.
This book offers a comprehensive management solution——“32” management model—for Chinese managers who have been struggling on the path of exploring management models. Its principles are simple and practical, and have proven effective in the author's previous management consulting practice.
The book is clear and concise, embedding profound and dry management knowledge in plain and easy-to-understand language, differing greatly from the style of interview reports or corporate biographies. Based on a realistic presentation of GE's operations, it delves into the underlying logic of GE's success and extends it to Chinese enterprises.
This book is not only suitable for middle and senior managers of various enterprises, faculty and students of economics and management majors in universities and colleges, MBA and EMBA students in business schools, management consultants, government officials, and management model researchers, but also serves as an excellent reference book for business management personnel for learning and training, as well as for readers interested in GE's management.