Recommended Reading

Why This Book Is Important

There are many management systems and techniques being promoted today. It’s time consuming and expensive to learn all you need to know about them so that you can make an informed decision about which ones might be the best for you to implement. 

This book describes the fundamental principals behind the systems and provides you with a diagnostic tool that will help you decide which ones are best for you.  All the information you’ll need to prevent costly, and possibly devastating, mistakes by trying to implement a system that’s not appropriate for your unique situation, all in one easy to read reference guide. 

This book is written in an easy to read and comprehend conversational style not normally found in books of this type. Examples are provided that will help you understand the concepts behind each topic that is presented. 

Topics include Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Sale & Operations Planning, Theory of Constraints, ISO 9000, the Baldrige Criteria and more.  

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Resume Building by Joy Montgomery

This book should be on every job hunters and out placement firms desks. Ms. Montgomery writes a concise book that ge ts you the optimum resume today not next week. All job seekers employed or not want to commence their search as quickly as possible. Most books on resume writing are large and do not get you started today. Time is a precious commodity for job seekers. 

The author has accomplished this difficult task with "Hand It To 'em On A Platter". Fortunately, I had the opportunity to meet Ms. Montgomery. She is witty and fully understands the emotions of job seekers. She has coached thousands of job seekers, and we are lucky to have her knowledge in this book.

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Hands-On Inventory Management by Ed C. Mercado, CPIM, C.P.M.

Better inventory management translates directly into better cash flow for businesses. However, in order to successfully manage inventory, businesses must strike a balance between customer demand and the amount of inventory they keep. 

Hands-On Inventory Management demonstrates principles key to developing an inventory management process, which will meet customer needs while keeping inventory costs at a level reasonable enough to produce a profit.

The text explains basic inventory principles, calculations, and techniques using real-world examples. Different operational situations require different inventory planning and replenishment approaches; hence, this book emphasizes the prerequisites needed for success in a number of different industries. These prerequisites include top management support, a clear definition of responsibilities and alignment of goals throughout the company, as well as uncomplicated item identification. The author stresses the importance of accurate record keeping and delineates the most common causes of inaccurate records. He provides solutions to mitigate these causes and demonstrates how businesses can develop and administer a cycle counting program that will lead to a more well-managed physical inventory. Using a building-block approach, Hands-On Inventory Management gives a clear view of what steps must be taken to strike a profitable balance between customer demand and inventory.

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