Superior

Author: Carson Thomas
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
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The greatest management ideas of the 21st century
As time passes, every management theory, like a product, has its own life cycle. Outstanding management ideas will guide your company's smooth growth in the 21st century. — Harvard Business Review
We never trust others in corporate governance because we are always so excellent, making it impossible for competitors to catch up. But has your company surpassed itself? — The Economist
A company's growth is a continuous process of attacking itself, surpassing itself through self-negation. Those large enterprises that have grown from the bottom up are no exception. — European Money
Excellence is the enemy of greatness. Many multinational corporations have failed to become super enterprises because they are too excellent. Their drive and direction for progress have been stifled. — Business Week
If your company is not outstanding in your industry, that is terrible; if your company is outstanding in your industry, that is equally terrible. A mediocre company is not great because it lacks a belief in progress. A company that aims for profit is always struggling on the profit line, resulting in either profit or non-profit. A company that aims for greatness will achieve the same result: either greatness or not, but it will definitely be an outstanding company. The world's most outstanding companies are all those that use outstanding management ideas as their corporate belief. Management ideas have become the fundamental driving force for company development, and only great management ideas can achieve outstanding companies.