… a very interesting book in the 1950s, entitled Out of the Crisis. In this book, Deming wrote a formula to show how quality improvement results in a chain reaction: Improve quality>>costs decrease (less rework, fewer delays)>>…

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… program can be a cost-effective alternative to classroom training, but it also can be a huge waste of time and money if it's not implemented correctly. Firstly let me introduce some definitions of E-learning: The component of distributed learning…

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… as a mature, highly seasonal, capital-intensive, and price-elastic industry" (Cephas, 2000). However, the nature of competition with regard to European airlines is in a state of dynamism, particularly as a consequence of European deregulation.…

… a change programme is the recognition that a new approach to a given problem is required. It is then necessary to find a solution, which matches the policy to be adopted, to changed circumstances The three key questions when planning change…

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… and implements their ERP systems and what they went through for the implementation. The first company called Agilent Technologies had to spend $105 million in revenue and $70 million in profits to get their company to be stable. Problems originally…