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The Complexity Crisis John L. Mariotti

The Complexity Crisis By John L. Mariotti

The Complexity Crisis by John L. Mariotti


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Summary

Filled with examples of companies who have conquered complexity, this guide demonstrates how to institute metrics and modifications to existing cost and management control systems so they can choose when to cut complexity out and when to capitalise on it.

The Complexity Crisis Summary

The Complexity Crisis: Why Too Many Products, Markets, and Customers are Crippling Your Company - and What to Do About it by John L. Mariotti

In companies' quest to attain double-digit growth in single digit markets, companies have frantically created more products, customers, markets, suppliers, services and locations. Yet all this complexity adds cost causing topline revenue to go up, and bottomline profits to go down.This title shows readers how to track complexity and reduce or eliminate it.Filled with examples of companies who have successfully conquered complexity, this guide demonstrates how to institute new metrics and modifications to existing cost and management control systems so they can choose when to cut complexity out and when to capitalise on it.

About John L. Mariotti

John L. Mariotti is the President/CEO and Rounder of The Enterprise Group, a coalition of time-shared executive advisors, which he founded in 1994. Articles and interviews about his business career have been featured in many publications, such as The Wall Street Journal and Industry Week.

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GOR005257973
9781598692143
1598692143
The Complexity Crisis: Why Too Many Products, Markets, and Customers are Crippling Your Company - and What to Do About it by John L. Mariotti
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Adams Media Corporation
2008-03-28
256
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