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BestPossible Profits: Guidebook for Forest Products Companies
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The author of this guidebook, Dr. Eugene L. Bryan, has nearly 40 years of experience in computer-based systems and management services that help company managers coordinate the use of raw materials, production capabilities, and market opportunities to achieve optimum (BestPossible) profits.
Part One presents insights and concepts, management tools, and the guidance systems companies need to understand in order to meet challenges and capture opportunities on the way to achieving BestPossible profits.
Part Two outlines opportunity-based management principles and describes how companies can use optimization technology to produce departmental “roadmaps” to ensure that management efforts culminate in BestPossible profits. Included is a discussion on how to use internal benchmarking to track progress, minimize slippage, and document accomplishments.
Part Three looks to the future and describes what a company must do to continually improve its BestPossible profit picture and thus have uninterrupted access to fresh opportunities. The entire forest products industry is on a high-tech journey into the future. Managers who are learning to use high-tech management tools to identify and manage complexity are leading this journey. This guidebook was written for such managers and others who wish to follow their lead. |
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The Nature of Profit Author’s Notes Introduction
Part One
Chapter 1 Destination BestPossible Basics of BestPossible Profits Economics of Competition Profit Optimization Complexity is a Good Thing Four Modes of Management Opportunity- versus Cost-Based Management Real-Time Planning BestPossible Change Journey through Time
Chapter 2 Team and Theme BestPossible Real Human Resources Spontaneous Motivation The Right Stuff Knowledge Workers Change Agents Compatible Rewards Leadership and Theme BestPossible
Chapter 3 BestPossible Resources Optimal Allocation of Resources Capital Procurement Opportunities Production Capabilities Market Opportunities Time Information
Chapter 4 BestPossible Profit Models Evolution of Management tools Models for Managers Profit Optimizers Model Ingredients – Data, Logic, and Constraints How Profit Models Work Validation and Reconciliation From Data to Roadmaps Neutral Prices and Opportunity Values
Chapter 5 Zone of Opportunity Opportunity-Based Management Traditions and Perceptions Simple versus Complex Opportunities Low-Cost and High-Cost Opportunities Nine Cells of Opportunity The Art and Science of OBM
Chapter 6 Clearing the Way Answering Objections Frequently Asked Questions Impediments, Hurdles, and Pitfalls
Part Two
Chapter 7 BestPossible Investments Human Resources Optimization Technology Capital Expenditures Mergers, Acquisitions, and Divestitures Green-Field Construction
Chapter 8 BestPossible Sales Selective Service Optimum Product Mixes Product Pricing
Chapter 9 BestPossible Procurement Services Materials Outsourcing
Chapter 10 BestPossible Production Process Automation and Optimization Scheduling and Constraint Management Superior Maintenance Buying and Selling Production Services
Chapter 11 BestPossible Inventories Timber Logs Work-in-Process
Part Three
Chapter 12 Assessments and Reconnaissance Starting Point Complexity Assessment Opportunity Assessment Offense or Defense? Scouting Ahead and Changing Course
Chapter 13 Proactive Progression Mission and Destination Conquering Constraints Getting Started Thinking Big, Starting Big Checklist for the Journey Ahead Navigation and Course Adjustments
Chapter 14 Goal Setting and Benchmarking BestPossible Goal Setting Reporting versus Benchmarking Components of Profit Change BestPossible Benchmarking Performance Index Achievement Index Creativity Index
Chapter 15 Creating and Riding Change Inventing Tomorrow Staying in Tune Reshaping Paradigms Making BestPossible Better Continuous Liberation |
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