Fine Management: Fine Management is the in the next ten years (1 CD)

Author: Wang Zhongqiu, Wu Hongbiao, Liu Xingwang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: In this book, the authors propose fine management as a management system. We strive to integrate it with some known scientific management theories, work against our past extensive management, and attempt to provide some basic rules and operational ideas. "Fine" means removing the rough, continuously refining, and carefully selecting to find the best solution to problems; "Detail" means going into minute details, investigating the root causes, and gradually refining to find the inherent connections and patterns of things. In other words, "Detail" is the necessary path to refinement, and "Fine" is the natural result of refinement. Refinement is a hurdle that Chinese enterprises must cross. Regardless of the industry or company, without refinement, it is like grasping the branch to climb a tree—futile—in the increasingly fierce international competition. Facing the direct pressure of global economic integration, private enterprises lacking technical and financial advantages must achieve industrial specialization, management specialization, and capital specialization, adhering to the path of "refinement."
—Wu Jinglian
Maintaining a balance between the long-term and the short-term is the essence of management.
—(American) Jack Welch
Refinement is the inevitable path for the next decade.
—Wang Shiqi, Chairman of Vanke
In this book, the authors propose fine management as a management system. We strive to integrate it with some known scientific management theories, work against our past extensive management, and attempt to provide some basic rules and operational ideas. "Fine" means removing the rough, continuously refining, and carefully selecting to find the best solution to problems; "Detail" means going into minute details, investigating the root causes, and gradually refining to find the inherent connections and patterns of things. In other words, "Detail" is the necessary path to refinement, and "Fine" is the natural result of refinement. Refinement is a hurdle that Chinese enterprises must cross. Regardless of the industry or company, without refinement, it is like grasping the branch to climb a tree—futile—in the increasingly fierce international competition.