Best practices
building your business with customer-focused solutions
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Author
Contributions
- Kelly, Thomas B. - Contributor
- Ketteman, Charles. - Contributor
- Arthur Andersen & Co. - Contributor
Publication
1998 - Simon & Schuster, New York, NY, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
60,000 words, Guess
Page Count
240 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL698163M
- ISBN-100684834537
- OCLC Control Number37928541
- OCLC Control Numberbestpracticesbui0000hieb
- Library of Congress Control Number97045739
and 2 more
- LibraryThing425165
- Goodreads1919299
Classifications
- DDC658.8/12
- LCCHF5415.5 .H53 1998
Description
What makes the world's top companies so adept at providing stellar customer service? How do they meet the needs of every customer and still turn healthy profits? And, most important, how can you adapt their practices to fit your business? Thanks to over six years of ongoing research and an investment of $30 million, Arthur Andersen has created its Global Best Practices Database to uncover breakthrough thinking at world-class companies. Now, in Best Practices, Arthur Andersen for the first time shares its understanding of how more than forty best-practices companies focus on their customers, create growth, reduce cost, and increase profits. Managers of any business in any industry can adapt and apply what those companies do best. Perhaps the greatest value of the book lies in its linking of best practices to business processes, thereby encouraging managers to expand their thinking and engage in creative problem-solving with the help of insights from companies inside or outside their own industry.
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