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The cost-effective organization : how to create it, how to maintain it / James K. Hickel.
1993
A 9 HIC.C
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Title
The cost-effective organization : how to create it, how to maintain it / James K. Hickel.
Author
Hickel, James K., author.
Description
ix, 220 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
ISBN
094443522X
9780944435229
9780944435229
Alternate Call Number
A 9 HIC.C
Note
Contents : Part 1. Cost reduction : 1. Cost reduction; 2. What do we do? (functional analysis) 3. Who are we doing this for? (requirements analysis) 4. How do we do what we do? 5. How much do we pay for what we do? (cost analysis) 6. Why have we organized things this way? (organization analysis) 7. What happens after cost reduction? Part 2. Cost control : 8. Cost control; 9. Strategic planning : (what are we doing and why?) 10. Strategic budgeting : (how much do we pay for what we do?) 11. "Pruning" : (how do we encourage managers and executives to control costs?) 12. Compensation and communication : (how can the entire organization get involved in cost control?) 13. What happens after cost control; Appendix : Do you have a cost-effective organization?
Formatted Contents Note
Introduction: Cost Reduction vs. Cost Control
1. Cost Reduction
2. What Do We Do? (Functional Analysis)
3. Who Are We Doing This For? (Requirements Analysis)
4. How Do We Do What We Do? (Reengineering)
5. How Much Do We Pay for What We Do? (Cost Analysis)
6. Why Have We Organized Things This Way? (Organization Analysis)
7. What Happens After Cost Reduction?
8. Cost Control
9. Strategic Planning: (What Are We Doing and Why?)
10. Strategic Budgeting: (How Much Do We Pay for What We Do?)
11. "Pruning": (How Do We Encourage Managers and Executives to Control Costs?)
12. Compensation and Communication: (How Can the Entire Organization Get Involved in Cost Control?)
13. What Happens After Cost Control?
Appendix: Do You Have a Cost-Effective Organization?
1. Cost Reduction
2. What Do We Do? (Functional Analysis)
3. Who Are We Doing This For? (Requirements Analysis)
4. How Do We Do What We Do? (Reengineering)
5. How Much Do We Pay for What We Do? (Cost Analysis)
6. Why Have We Organized Things This Way? (Organization Analysis)
7. What Happens After Cost Reduction?
8. Cost Control
9. Strategic Planning: (What Are We Doing and Why?)
10. Strategic Budgeting: (How Much Do We Pay for What We Do?)
11. "Pruning": (How Do We Encourage Managers and Executives to Control Costs?)
12. Compensation and Communication: (How Can the Entire Organization Get Involved in Cost Control?)
13. What Happens After Cost Control?
Appendix: Do You Have a Cost-Effective Organization?
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Lakewood, Colo. : Glenbridge Pub., c1993.
Language
English
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