4 edition of Value-Based Management (Management Briefings Executive) found in the catalog.
Value-Based Management (Management Briefings Executive)
Gary Ashworth
Published
July 2, 2001
by Financial Times Prentice Hall
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Written in English
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Format | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | 176 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL10287740M |
| ISBN 10 | 0273654047 |
| ISBN 10 | 9780273654049 |
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Cited by: The relevant techniques relate to performance evaluation, decision-making, strategy and organisation.
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An appropriate measure of management and management strategy must consider the value of a company that can be measured in both book-value figures assessing its assets in.
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Value Based Management By providing a consistent strategic focus, Value-Based Management is a tool to enhance the techniques through which corporate value is improved.
Every day, people at all organizational levels make decisions that affect their company's value - yet the link between these decisions and change in company value is often not made.
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The concepts reappear in Part II accompanied by a wealth of technical details, calculations and case studies to help finance professionals with nitty-gritty implementation of EVA (Economic Value Added) programs.8/10(). Context and Application Value-Based Management Edited by Glen Arnold and Matt Davies Over the past ten years hundreds of leading companies worldwide have adopted the principles of value-based management (VBM), an approach to corporate strategy and business organisation in which the primary objective is always shareholder wealth maximisation.
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