Story of a Lean Journey: James K. Lewis

Readers of Story of a Lean Journey will empathize with the plight of Allison Manufacturing Services (AMS), a small manufacturer struggling to survive global competition and specialization to the point where it is trying to be everything to everyone. Its board of directors is disheartened with the downward spiral of profits, continuing loss [...]

Making a Killing: How and Why Corporations Use Armed Force to Do Business: Madelaine Drohan

From Publishers Weekly
Former foreign correspondent for Toronto’s Globe and Mail, Drohan concentrates on Africa for this indictment of multinational corporations that forge ties with armies, warlords, militias and mercenaries. She traces the roots of corporate armed force to Cecil Rhodes and his British South Africa Company, [...]

VGM’s Business Portraits: Apple: Editors of VGM Career Books

VGM Business Portraits * BASIC BUSINESS CONCEPTS. Put into a format that intiques reluctant, young readers. * FULL COLOR. Creates a book that is not only easy to read, but fun to explore. * FOCUS ON FAMOUS COMPANIES. Helps students relate even more to the trials and successes of American business. * [...]

VGM’s Business Portraits: Apple: Editors of VGM Career Books

VGM Business Portraits * BASIC BUSINESS CONCEPTS. Put into a format that intiques reluctant, young readers. * FULL COLOR. Creates a book that is not only easy to read, but fun to explore. * FOCUS ON FAMOUS COMPANIES. Helps students relate even more to the trials and successes of American business. * [...]

The American Corporation Today: Carl Kaysen

From Booklist
In 1960 Harvard economics professor Edward Mason edited a landmark book, The Corporation in Modern Society, that investigated the U.S. corporate system and its role in society. One of the contributors to that work was Kaysen, then a Harvard professor but now a professor of political [...]

In the Company of Owners: The Truth about Stock Options (And Why Every Employee Should Have Them): Joseph Blasi, Douglas Kruse, Aaron Bernstein

From Publishers Weekly
Stock options have been much maligned recently, mainly because of fatcat executives who’ve cashed them in for millions, before the share price tanks and average shareholders suffer. But stock options can be a very good thing if handled correctly, say Rutgers University professors Blasi and [...]

Ford Country Vol. 1: David Lanier Lewis

Featured in this first compendium of Ford Country are columns on topics as wide-ranging as Henry Fords diet and health and his various homes, members of the Ford family, advertising campaigns, and the reminisces of old-time employees. Sure to stir the memories of Lewis legions of devoted readers, this collection will also prove [...]

Technology Transfer and Public Policy: Yong S. Lee

Why has the United States established a new technology transfer regime, and how does it actually perform? Lee and his contributors see it as a “set of new game rules” in which government, industry, and the academic community are allowed–authorized, in fact–to interact and collaborate toward the goal of successful technological innovation. Their [...]

Leading the Way to Competitive Excellence : The Harris Mountaintop Case Study(H0954): William A. Levinson

Tells the real story of Harris Semiconductor’s Mountaintop plant as it went through a radical turnaround by adopting state-of-the-art quality management techniques. Helps you understand the active role of management needed during reorganization. DLC: Harris Semiconductor (Firm)

order Leading the Way to Competitive Excellence : The Harris Mountaintop Case Study(H0954): William [...]

R.G. Dun & Co., 1841$1900: The Development of Credit$Reporting in the Nineteenth Century (Contributions in Economics and Economic History): James D. Norris

Review
“Fills an important gap in the literature of American business and economic history.” — Choice
Review
“Fills an important gap in the literature of American business and economic history.”–Choice

order R.G. Dun & Co., 1841$1900: The Development of Credit$Reporting in the [...]