The New Asian Corporation – Managing for the Future in Post–Crisis Asia

Managing for the Future in Post–Crisis Asia

Gebonden Engels 1999 9780787946067
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The new Asian corporation has emerged, and Westerners who currently do business in Asia or contemplate doing so would do well to take heed of the new Asian business model or risk being left behind. Here, author Michael Hamlin takes a close look at the revolutionary new business models Asia′s best companies are adopting, the challenges they still face and, most of all, the challenges posed to their Western competitors. From organizational structure to strategy, this book provides in–depth portraits of Asia′s leading companies and provides specific strategies Western managers can use to best their Asian competitors or successfully enter the new Asian market.

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ISBN13:9780787946067
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:gebonden
Aantal pagina's:304

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Acknowledgements The Author
<br /> Introduction: Emerging from Crisis
<br /> Part One: The New Asia
<br /> 1. Transition to Excellence
<br /> 2. The New Asia: What′s Different and What′s Not
<br /> Part Two: The New Asian Corporation
<br /> 3. Rising from the Ashes
<br /> 4. Guanxi, Mergers and Acquisitions, and the New Asian Corporation
<br /> 5. Building Corporate Identity and Influence
<br /> Part Three: A Shift to Strategy
<br /> 6. The Shift to Strategy: Betting the Company
<br /> 7. The First Source of Competitiveness: Productivity and Innovation
<br /> 8. The Second Source of Competitiveness: Market Industry
<br /> Part Four: Pressing Asian Realities
<br /> 9. Training and Education: The Innovation Factor
<br /> 10. The New Transparency: Managing Global Equity Flows
<br /> Part Five: What Comes Next?
<br /> 11. Asia in the New Century
<br /> References Index

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