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Alternatives to Panic: The New Business Practices That Will Emerge From the Crash of '08
Overview Business consultant says the problem arises in trying to manage a volatile, real-time world using a relatively static, batch-mode mindset and tools. The typical enterprise is run on the basis of five-year strategies, detailed annual budgets, quarterly forecasts, monthly reports - and that misses the real-time rhythm of the business. One can't afford to only look at business 12 times a year or four times a year when one is thinking about the future and expect to be able to take advantage of the opportunity or mitigate the risks that exist in the marketplace today.
| Publisher | SAS Institute | File Format | |
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| Date Published | January 2009 | ||
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