The Pull of Customers, The Push of Processes The Pull of Customers, The Push of Processes

The Pull of Customers, The Push of Processes

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Publisher Description

From the time the first business opened its doors
centuries ago, people have been trying to define
the essence of a company. Some have claimed
that a business is its bottom line. Others have
argued that a company is its customers, or its
marketing power, or its products, or its people.
Today, what best defines a business, writes New
York Times bestseller author Jim Champy, is its
processes - all the things a company does to
create and sell its goods and services. Here’s
how to make the most of yours.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2011
May 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
35
Pages
PUBLISHER
New Word City, Inc.
SELLER
New Word City
SIZE
193.6
KB
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