World-Class Management 28 Lessons -- Best Practices in Management Optimization Technology

Author: Liu Zhonggang
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: "Industrial Management" is outdated and has long been unable to assist businesses in global commercial competition. Its mechanical division of labor has led to numerous management misconceptions and application contradictions. In contrast, "World-Class Management" has been proven through years of research, development, and the maturation of application techniques to be a more correct and effective management philosophy. Its organic division of labor principles emphasize interdepartmental interaction and cooperation, overcoming the shortcomings of industrial management and thereby enabling businesses to enhance their management level. However, applying new knowledge requires a method. This book explains the essence of EMO technology, integrating three major optimization techniques: personnel training, management model updates, and work system digitization. It provides a five-stage blueprint, serving as an important guide for businesses to practice world-class management. This book can be used as a reference for management disciplines in universities and research institutions, and it is particularly valuable as a practical guide for middle and senior management. The book elaborates on the importance of applying new knowledge with a method, explaining the essence of EMO technology, integrating three major optimization techniques: personnel training, management model updates, and work system digitization, and providing a five-stage blueprint.