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The Goal — A Process of
Ongoing Improvement
by Eliyahu M. Goldratt, Jeff Cox
Used by thousands of companies and taught in hundreds
of business schools! This book, which introduces the
Theory of Contraints, is changing how America does
business. The Goal is a gripping, fast-paced business
novel about overcoming the barriers to making money.
You will learn the fundamentals of identifying and
solving the problems created by constraints. From
the moment you finish the book, you will be able to
start successfully addressing chronic productivity
and quality problems.

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Critical Chain
by Eliyahu M. Goldratt
Powerful yet simple techniques to solve project management's
toughest problems. This book teaches companies to
drastically cut project development times resulting
in early completion within budget and without compromising
quality or specifications.

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It's Not Luck
by Eliyahu M. Goldratt
Learn more about the powerful techniques first presented
in the best-selling business novel, The Goal. In this
book, Dr. Goldratt, through examples in a variety
of industries, shows how to apply TOC to sales and
marketing, inventory control, and production distribution.
In addition, techniques in conflict resolution are
introduced on both a business and a personal level.

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Necessary But Not Sufficient
by Eliyahu M. Goldratt with Eli Schragenheim and Carol
Ptak
After reading the newspapers and following the sharp
oscillations of the stock market, it becomes apparent
that hi-tech companies are of a different breed. Never
before have the chances of making a fortune been so
realistic and never before have large companies been
so fragile. What is really going inside of these hi-tech
companies? What types of pressures and challenges
are they facing? And how do they cope? Computer software
providers, especially those that speciallize in handling
the data needs of organizations, are prime examples
of these volatile companies. In the nineties we witnessed
their growth from small business into multibillion
dollar giants. No wonder investors were attracted.
In 1998 it was easy for these companies to raise as
much money as they wanted. But now, investment funds
ave dried up. Why? And more importantly, is there
a way to reverse the trend? This book gives the answers.

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Advanced Project Portfolio Management
and the PMO: Multiplying ROI at Warp Speed
by Gerald I. Kendall and Steven C. Rollins
Describing the missing link between executive strategy
and project management, this book provides a detailed
implementation plan for both strategic planning and
a PMO that gives you measurable results in weeks,
without false starts and missteps. Drawing on over
60 years of combined experience, Gerald Kendall and
Steve Rollins outline a road map to unprecedented
project management improvement. They delineate four
processes that get a PMO off the ground much faster,
driving bottom-line value almost immediately.

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Securing the Future: Strategies
for Exponential Growth Using the Theory of Constraints
by Gerald I. Kendall
Securing the Future uses the Theory of Constraints
to provide solutions to today's management problems.
This book documents the step-by-step approach to achieving
a strategic vision of long-term competitive advantage,
employment security, and customer satisfaction. Using
a combination of parable, methodology, and case studies,
this book presents an in-depth management road map
to exponential improvement in any organization. If
you are looking for concrete ideas on how to build
the intellectual capital your organization will need
in order to thrive in years to come, Securing the
Future will show you the way.

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The Race
by Eliyahu M. Goldratt, Robert E. Fox
The graphics and accompanying text reveal the implications
that stem from the shop floor to our standard of living.
The Race allows you to derive a superior system,
Drum-Buffer-Rope, for generating logistical improvements.
It also shows you how to focus these improvements
so they are optimal and nor just local. The epilogue
and appendix quizzes will give the thoughtful reader
insight in how to initiate and extend a process of
ongoing improvement into other areas-like marketing
and financial control.

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Throughput Accounting
by Thomas Corbett
This book:
- Reveals a new management tool for managerial accounting
and shows an alternative path for other management
practices.
- Enables managers to quickly see if their decisions
increase profitability.
Demonstrates some of cost accounting's flaws, and
shows how these errors will lead to bad decision
making.
- Compares the paradigm of TOC-based throughput
accounting with more conventional cost accounting
methodologies and in the process, demonstrates a
new way to solve the complex problems of modern
management.

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Manufacturing at Warp Speed: Optimizing
Supply Chain Financial Performance
by Eli Schragenheim and William Dettmer
Manufacturing systems don't exist in a vacuum, isolated
from the rest of the company, but they are often managed
that way. A truly effective, highly competitive manufacturing
company integrates its manufacturing, marketing, sales,
purchasing, and financial functions into a well-coordinated
whole. This book explains in detail how to coordinate
all these functions to maximize sales revenue while
controlling inventory and overhead costs. Ultimately,
the effects of applying the new Simplified-Drum-Buffer-Rope
(DBR II) introduced by the authors include dramatically
faster manufacturing cycle times, shorter order-to-delivery
lead times, higher on-time delivery reliability, and
better customer satisfaction.

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Synchronous Management: Profit-Based
Manufacturing for the 21st Century — Volume I
by Mokshagundam L. Srikanth & Michael Umble Despite
each plant's uniqueness, all manufacturing plants
share many common attributes. This volume clearly
explains the dynamics that create these shared characteristics,
and provides powerful insight into into both the problems
that plague different plant types as well as the appropriate
solutions.
With clarity and insight, the authors identify the
outdated assumptions (and resulting practices) that
continue to hinder our competitive performance. Through
pointed examples, they show managers how to apply
powerful, common-sense principles to systematically
redefine competitive performance today and drive continuous
improvement for tomorrow.

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Synchronous Management: Profit-Based
Manufacturing for the 21st Century — Volume II
by Mokshagundam L. Srikanth & Michael Umble Volume
II applies the Synchronous Management principles to
complex manufacturing environments, identifies the
most critical implementation issues, and illustrates
the key concepts with several case studies.
The main thread that runs through Volume II is that
manufacturing plants can be segmented into three general
categories- referred to as V-plants, A-plants, and
T-plants. The behavior of real-life plants can be
understood in terms of combinations of these generic
plant types. Recommended strategies for implementing
Synchronous Managment concepts in each of these plant
types is discussed.

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Management Dilemmas : The Theory
of Constraints Approach to Problem Identification and
Solutions
by Eli Schragenheim Demonstrates how the Theory of
Constraints can resolve various "Management Dilemmas,"
with a focused approach to business analysis
- Explains TOC in an easy-to-read fashion, through
short stories
- Provides an analysis with each chapter, to show
how TOC principles can be most effectively applied
- Involves real-world problems and situations, faced
by many organizations in various fields

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The Manufacturer's Guide to Implementing
the Theory of Constraints
by Mark Woeppel Everyone in business today has heard
of the Theory of Constraints (TOC), developed by Eli
Goldratt in his groundbreaking book The Goal. However,
very few people know how to implement it. The Manufacturer's
Guide to Implementing the Theory of Constraints answers
all your questions and more.
This is the only complete step-by-step guide for
implementing ToC in a manufacturing organization.
It is both a guide and a workbook and includes the
logistical, pricing, and measurement systems of ToC.
There is a complete implementation checklist, sample
policies, and procedures documents included to speed
your implementation.

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Unblock The Power of Your Salesforce!
by Eli Goldratt
Leading a sales
organization is one of the most challenging tasks
in sales management. Viewed
from a system approach this task
demands leadership of three
overlapping business systems:
In the new era of global
value networks this task has become even
more challenging. Our
"classical" approach to manage sales
struggles to deliver what
we need most: healthy sales growth.
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