Are CEOs Worth $1 Million?

Article Abstract:

Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) receive extremely high salaries because of the compensation system in the United States. The highest level job receives the highest salary. Just because a person has the job of CEO, does not make him worth one million dollars. Alternative compensation plans are examined which compensate for excellent performance. With this system CEOs earn their salary.

Analysis, Compensation and benefits, Compensation management, Executives, Executive compensation

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Should Your Managers Play Games?

Article Abstract:

Sony developed a game approach to management training. The Sony Management Game simulates a business operation and how each function interrelates. Sony has begun leasing the game to companies on a two year basis. Many companies feel the $15,000 Sony is leasing the game for, is too expensive even though the game is beneficial.

Methods, Management, Business, Employee training, Management training

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All Aboard the R&D Limited

Article Abstract:

The United States has learned the value of joint ventures in research and development from Japan. The United States began its joint research and development project with the computer industry. Antitrust laws and joint research and development projects are examined.

Research, Joint ventures

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