Solving the management case
Managers from all disciplines, as they become more senior, need to have a regard for the effects of their decisions upon the organization as a whole. Senior marketing managers, for example, are responsible for the management of marketing - a strategic role that they have to grow into. All successful...
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Oxford [England]
Butterworth-Heinemann
1992
©1992 |
Series: | Marketing series
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Summary: | Managers from all disciplines, as they become more senior, need to have a regard for the effects of their decisions upon the organization as a whole. Senior marketing managers, for example, are responsible for the management of marketing - a strategic role that they have to grow into. All successful managers have learned the need to delegate tactical issues to clear space for the strategic development of the organization as a whole. This book is intended to assist with the period of transition from tactical to strategic management. The hard task of commercial decision making is addressed - the true test of the successful manager. The text is intended as a reference for the working manager, and also for those taking a management course. The emphasis throughout is upon the practical use of tools of management. The book offers practical guidance on how to make decisions in real time - often when short of information; on how to set and meet budgets and targets; and on how to to cope with unpredictable managing directors and a fluctuating marketplace - all are everyday tasks which have to be faced by the practising manager. |
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Item Description: | "Published in association with the Chartered Institute of Marketing."# |
Physical Description: | 231 pages illustrations 25 cm |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
ISBN: | 0750601965 |