Best of
Management

1899

The Art of Dealing with People


Les Giblin - 1899
    The author lays down tested methods of getting along with people. In simple, easy to read language, Les Giblin shows you How to: 1 Achieve your Goals. 2 Handle the human ego. 3 Create a good impression. 4 Communicate effectively. 5 Develop an attractive personality. 6 Convince others to see your point of view. LES GIBLIN was one of the pioneers of the personal development industry. His timeless message of making Skills with People the essential ability in your life, has transcended generations and taken new meaning in today’s world of impersonal communication. His books have sold millions of copies worldwide.

Lean Product and Process Development


Allen C. Ward - 1899
    One of the most critical of these tasks is new product development. The Lean Enterprise Institute is honored to publish Lean Product and Process Development, by Allen Ward, one of the pioneers in the study and practice of lean product development. In this breakthrough text, Ward asks basic questions that drive at the fundamentals of product development, and observes the sources (a.k.a. wastes) of the most common maladies that plague many product development organizations. He distills what might be termed cornerstones from the practices of lean product developers, which differ remarkably from conventional practice. Ward uniquely melds observations of effective teamwork from his military background, engineering fundamentals from his education and personal experience, design methodology from his research, and theories about management, cognition, and learning from his understanding of history and interactions with clients. With Lean Product and Process Development, Ward carries the implications of his theories into specific, practical recommendations, and employs systems thinking in all aspects of thought and investigation.