Value Imperative: Managing for Superior Shareholder Returns
Language: English
Published by Free Press, 1994
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367 pages. dj worn, ink stain bottom cornerMoving beyond the strategies that managers have employed to create shareholde r value -- now the standard for business performance -- management experts James McTaggart, Peter Kontes, and Michael Mankins reveal their powerful new framewor k for the systematic, day-to-day management of shareholder value. The authors at tack head-on the fundamental weaknesses in current management practices, namely, the stranglehold that budgeting has over strategic planning and the lack of ima gination in management plans that prevents real changes and consequences. They p rovide a systematic approach to value based management that eliminates these w eaknesses, offering proven strategies for managing large, complex companies to c onsistently produce superior results for stockholders.Building on more than 16 years of consulting experience with many of the largest and best-known compan ies in North America, Europe, and Australia, the authors delineate the fundament al principles of value creation, as well as the primary obstacles. Starting with the principle that cash flows drive value, McTaggart, Kontes, and Mankins sho w how to create a single governing objective that will enable managers to make d ecisions most likely to increase the company's competitive, organizational, and financial strength. Building on the objective of maximizing shareholder value, t hey outline the value based management framework that directly links a company's strategies and organization to its value in capital markets. Using real-world e xamples, they describe how to develop business and corporate strategies that sub stantially improve competitive position and increase market value, often within only two to five years. And as most large companies lack the internal processes.…
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- Title
- Value Imperative: Managing for Superior Shareholder Returns
- Author
- James M McTaggart
- Publisher
- Free Press
- Publication year
- 1994
- Condition
- Good
- Dust jacket
- Dust Jacket Included
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0029206707
- ISBN 13
- 9780029206706
- Dimensions
- 15.2cm x 2.2cm x 22.9cm
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