Warts are a very common problem and their treatment is often problematic. The large number of competing therapies available often make it even harder for the practicing physician to decide on the best course of action. Written by expert clinicians and researchers, the book draws on the latest studie
Management: An Evidence-Based Approach
โ Scribed by Doede Keuning; Bart Bossink; Brian Tjemkes
- Publisher
- Routledge
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 665
- Edition
- Third Edition
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
Management: An Evidence-Based Approach provides an introduction to the broad field of management and organization. Throughout the book the theory of management is related to everyday situations. Theory is selected on the basis of evidence in managerial practice in strategic, organizational and operational problem-solving.
Contemporary issues covered include: business excellence, sustainability, alliances, off-shoring and in-shoring risk-management, integrity and corporate governance, network organization, diversity management, work engagement, crowd-sourcing and mass customization; whilst special features which enhance the learning process include:
?management in action? case studies at the beginning of every chapter
discussion questions, research based exercises and case analyses at the end of every chapter demonstrating the practical implications of the concepts presented
examples, illustrations and brief case studies with a world-wide focus throughout the chapters
This comprehensive introduction to management provides new students to the area with everything they need to know to progress to the next level.
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