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Section
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Content
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Page
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1.
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Preface:
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1 |
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2.
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Introduction:
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3 |
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3.
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Summary:
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4 |
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4.
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Getting past
"NO" to "GO"
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11 |
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5. |
Five
Generations of Profit Improvement: Corporate Intellectual Growth |
20 |
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6.
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Knowledge - the source of power
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24 |
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7.
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Cost
reduction/profit improvement options
(model structure)
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28 |
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8.
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The Profit
Equation
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29 |
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9.
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How to improve
profits and financial stability
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33 |
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10.
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Getting Started
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36 |
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11.
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Setting new
goals [process element]
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43 |
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12.
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Creating
options [process element]
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46 |
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13.
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Evaluating
options [process element]
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51 |
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14.
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Implementation
[process element]
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53 |
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15.
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Measuring
versus goals & reporting [process element]
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55 |
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16.
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Continuing the
process [process element]
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56 |
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17.
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Traditional
tools and tactics
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58 |
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18.
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Creativity
Based Tools - Creative Problem Solving
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67 |
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19.
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Creative
Problem Solving - the Process
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109 |
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20.
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Nine myths
associated with Cost Reduction & Profit Improvement Programs:
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117 |
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21.
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How do
improvement programs interact with other programs?
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118 |
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22.
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Communication
Model
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119 |
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23.
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Keeping Score -
Beyond the P&L
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122 |
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24.
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Success
Strategies:
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123 |
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25.
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Fourteen
questions to consider to make sure the program works as expected:
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128 |
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26.
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The seven vital
resources of a Cost-Effective Organization
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129 |
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27.
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References and
Additional Reading
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137 |
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28.
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Conclusion and
beginning
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138 |
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29. |
Appendix -
57 Candidates for Cost Reduction & Profit Improvement
"The Bottom Line"
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139 |
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30. |
Appendix - Additional Resources |
143 |
