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The Big Picture of Business- Professional Education Necessary for Company Success

Strategy Driven

2) Learning Curve. (3) 3) Applications for Lessons Learned. (4) Generally, they are vendors who sell 'off the shelf' products that target small niches within the organization. Human Resources Oversees Training. Few people attempt to get this far in the educational process. 5) Teaching, Mentoring. (6)

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The Big Picture of Business: Goal Setting… An Important Part of Strategic Planning.

Strategy Driven

Learn more about Hank Moore and The Business Tree™ by visiting his website, www.HankMoore.com. Employees work hard, rather than productively. Goal attainment leads to ethical behavior. Human resources development. Failure is inevitable and is the best learning curve for success. Portfolio analysis.

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The Big Picture of Business – Planning and Budgeting in Downsized Times

Strategy Driven

Readily measurable values: Time and cost of product development-service delivery cycles. Product-service movement at business-to-business levels. Product-service movement at retail levels. Product-service movement in the aftermarket (resales, repeat business, referrals, followup engagements). Productivity gained.

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The Big Picture of Business – Setting, Meeting, and Benefiting from Goals

Strategy Driven

Employees work hard, rather than productively. People caught in activity traps shrink, rather than grow, as human beings. Goal attainment leads to ethical behavior. Human resources development. Failure is inevitable and is the best learning curve for success. Mutually agreed-upon goals are vital.

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How IBM Is Changing Its HR Game

Harvard Business Review

To maintain high worker morale, productivity, and loyalty in such a diverse and changing conditions, IBM has placed new emphasis on the "resources" component of HR in four directions. First, it emphasizes equitable benefits for all, in all countries, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, or sexual preference.