Why the Bottom Line Isn't: How to Build Value Through People and Organization

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BOOK REVIEW: Why the Bottom Line Isn't: How to Build Value Through People and Organization by Ulrich, David and Smallwood, Norm The Power of Minds at Work: Organisational Intelligence in Action by Albrecht, Karl Personality and Work: Reconsidering the Role of Personality in Organisations by Barrack, Murray R. and Ryan, Ann Marie

Book Review, Why the Bottom Line Isn't (Book), The Power of Minds at Work (Book), Personality and Work (Book), Lawton, LaRoi

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New York-Presbyterian Hospital uses Six Sigma to build a culture of quality and innovation

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The application of Six Sigma quality methods by New York - Presbyterian Hospital, which has helped it to achieve excellence in several aspects of quality, is discussed.

Hospitals, Product quality, New York, Methods, Usage, Medical care, Quality management, Medical care quality, Six Sigma (Quality control)

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Shaping the Future: A Dynamic Process for Creating and Achieving Your Company's Strategic Vision

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Name of the book: Name of the authors: William P. Belgard and Steven R. Rayner Name of the reviewer: LaRoi Lawton BP 104 NP 1

Book review, Shaping the Future: A Dynamic Process for Creating and Achieving Your Company's Strategic Vision (Book), Belgard, William P., Rayner, Steven R.

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