Without leadership, a business goes nowhere because business basics like management, creating processes, demanding accountability, planning, and marketing, which are covered in other Facts in the book, never even come into play. The seven facts he presents are clearly articulated in this very straightforward book. How true. Leading Views MORE >>

Among Beijing residents surveyed, 84% blame the congestion, incessant honking, and nerve-shredding daily automotive gauntlet for adverse work performance. AWFUL roads and awful traffic," moans an IT manager in Bangalore. Global business Talent management TransportationNew Delhi, Moscow and Sao Paolo aren't far behind. and 4 p.m. MORE >>

The United States was the strongest industrial power at the time, but apparently no one saw the need for what he was prescribing. Deming taught Japan’s top management how to improve design (and thus service), product quality, testing, and sales. This movement continues to bear fruit in many American industries today. Dr. W. MORE >>

Employees’ trust toward their workplace has taken a severe hit, with employees across all industry segments citing a lack of trust in not only senior leaders, but direct managers and co-workers as well. This compares to only seven percent of respondents who have weak trust in management. Which Industry Fares Well? MORE >>

strategy, industries (including automotive, movies, and venture capital), the. management you have in place—shapes the way your problems are approached and. Industries and Analysis. From Industry Week: The Competitive Edge: Myths About. than 50 years after management guru Peter Drucker first wrote about the. MORE >>