Management Theory is a collection of ingeniously crafted frameworks for the nitty gritties of running a business. All the way from people to processes to values and down to the buzzwords of strategy, core competence, innovation and competition. But these are all just concepts, at the end of the day, the real focus should be on how to improve the efficiency, competitiveness and sustainability of the business. Or simply how to make the business tick.
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Wednesday, 08 September 2010
Management Theory is a collection of ingeniously crafted frameworks for the nitty gritties of running a business. All the way from people to processes to values and down to the buzzwords of strategy, core competence, innovation and competition. But these are all just concepts, at the end of the day, the real focus should be on how to improve the efficiency, competitiveness and sustainability of the business. Or simply how to make the business tick. 
