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Extraordinary managers make the whole greater than the sum of its parts. They add value to their organization. They get extraordinary results from ordinary people. Average managers wind up with ordinary results no matter how good their people are. There a

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Quality management has all the earmarks of an oxymoron no wonder design professionals are suspicious of the concept! Quality is an idea, an approach, a theory. The hallmarks of any theory are simplicity, brevity and tidyness. Mies got his down to an endur

This book is for those of you who participate in corporate governance and management, and are grappling with your organization ' s need to manage fraud and corruption risk in your operations and strategic planning. It is for those of you who do not have t

The Graduate Management Admission Test® (GMAT®) is a standardized, three-part test delivered in English. Th e test was designed to help admissions officers evaluate how suitable individual applicants are for their graduate business and management programs

Although this book is potentially relevant to many urban contexts, it is most strongly aimed at the 'public' and 'semi-public' landscape. Some of these landscapes are public parks of one sort or another. The remainder are a difficult-to-characterise mix o

How much should top management really care about information technology (IT)? That ' s the question Adam bluntly poses in this feisty and compelling book. Most of the chief executive officers (CEOs) I ' ve met, and lots of chief information offi cers (CIO

Transport has a major impact on the spatial and economic development of cities and regions. The attractiveness of particular locations depends in part on the relative accessibility, and this in turn depends on the quality and quantity of the transport inf