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The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement
written by Eliyahu M. Goldratt, Jeff Cox
Studio : North River Press
by North River Press
Publisher : North River Press
Released : 2004-07
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780884271789
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 300 reviews)
List Price : $24.95
Our Price : $13.97
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Book Description |
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Over 2 million copies sold! Used by thousands of companies and hundreds of business schools! Required reading for anyone interested in the Theory of Constraints. This book, which introduces the Theory of Constraints, is changing how America does business. The Goal is a gripping, fast-paced business novel about overcoming the barriers to making money. You will learn the fundamentals of identifying and solving the problems created by constraints. From the moment you finish the book you will be able to start successfully addressing chronic productivity and quality problems. |
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Outstanding read |
Great book! I couldn't put it down. Very interesting how the author used a novel to present a breakthrough business theory.
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Manufacturing world at a glance |
I have just started to read this book, and from the very beginning it feels like you are inside the normal reality of manufacturing.
It is easy to write books about theories, but giving a real feeling of daily manufacturing issues is something new.
I expect a lot form reading the whole, since page by page you discover more as the guy who's involved in story. |
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The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement |
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This is a fantastic book. I like the approach used to bring the concepts across to the reader. I highly recommend this book. |
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Theory of Constraints / Operations Management |
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This book is a novel with the purpose of instructing the reader in the theory of constraints. The book details how one should go about analyzing operations or any system to find, fix and/or optimize the overall structure and the overall process. It is about the analysis of processes and how to structure them and manage them, in view of the constraints contained within them. Anyone interested in accounting, operations management, process management, continuous improvement, etc. should read this book. It is a fast and easy read, but it contains much substantive insight into analyzing and optimizing processes. |
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College Student |
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I was required to get this book for an operations management course in college. It was definitely an enjoyable read, especially for a business book. The narrative format made for a very easy read. The real world examples offered make the connection between theory and application. We were given this book in place of a textbook, and it was about a million times more entertaining than any textbook. |
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