The high performance enterprise
Subtitle: reinventing the people side of your business
By: Donna R. Neusch, Alan F. Siebenaler.
Contributors: Siebenaler, Alan F.
Publisher: Oliver Wight Publications
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Essex Junction, Vt
Language: eng
Number of pages: 380
Subjects: Labor productivity; Teams in the workplace; Organizational change
Description: "High performance. . .it's a phrase that holds forth the potential for all companies to achieve prominent market position and continually higher levels of improvement. Until now, most approaches to achieving high performance have neglected the most vital asset of a business - its people. What has become obvious in the ensuing search for improvement is one stark fact - your people are your only true competitive advantage." "In an innovative, exciting answer to this dilemma, The High Performance Enterprise reveals a proven approach for becoming a truly flexible, competitive company. Neusch and Siebenaler, with over 30 years of combined experience, show you how to break out of the traditional, ineffective approaches to people "systems" and create an enterprise committed to high performance." "Taking you beyond the current emphasis on empowerment, Neusch and Siebenaler show you a reality-tested approach, The Strategic Process for the High Performance Enterprise and 10 Step High Performances People Systems Process, for creating a competitive, flexible enterprise. This proven approach brings the people side of the business to bear on the achievement of your company's business objectives and its quest to become a High Performance Enterprise."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.