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EXDYSIVITY - New Management Concept Helps Businesses Self-Reform
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on: June 04, 2010, 4:06 am Bangkok, Thailand – June 4, 2010 - The new economy needs a new philosophy. Readers can find that in EXDYSIVITY: AN INTRODUCTION TO A NEW MANAGEMENT CONCEPT. “Old” business practices are becoming obsolete, yet companies and employees are still shackled to them, sticking to a black and white numbers mentality and ignoring the implications of the non-financial. This non-flexibility is a real threat to the survival of businesses everywhere. Author Thammatucharee has 20-plus years experience in finance and accounting for a number of major firms, and currently is senior vice president of accounting and finance for a Thai group of retail and marketing firms. His experience brings the unique perspective that created EXDYSIVITY. His philosophy is not only a business management plan, but a life management plan. It starts in the mind and is an organic process. He explains it best in this excerpt from the book: “Understanding the exdysivity process can give an organization a chance to exist. It’s not a long process, but it is a continuous one that requires being alert and facing up to any new challenges we have to face every day.” EXDYSIVITY is available only at Amazon.com. To contact Mr. Thammatucharee, please e-mail him at yanyong.thammatucharee@gmail.com Contact Information:
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But Yanyong Thammatucharee, in EXDYSIVITY, explains how to transform a business into
a highly adaptive member of the world. This management plan not only helps a
business today, but outlines how to ensure long-term survival. This revolutionary
guide explains how adherence to key performance indicators can adversely affect team
performance, how archaic back-office functions keep a business from thriving in the
twenty-first century and what role corporate responsibility plays in the success of
a business. It even explains how to look at standard accounting practices
differently. If productivity is required for better cost position, EXDYSIVITY is
necessary for systemic reform of businesses in the 21st century.
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