Continuous Improvement Manifesto - The Ultimate Guide to Improving Any Business Under Any Circumstance
Book Details
Author(s)Brian Venge
PublisherRockstone Media
ISBN / ASINB006HJ6ZM0
ISBN-13978B006HJ6ZM8
Sales Rank754,634
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Continuous Improvement Manifesto is an easy read, Step by Step "How To" book for implementing Continuous Improvement for any size or type of business.
It covers the essential elements of every Continuous Improvement journey in a practical way that everyone reading the book will relate to. You can literally pick up advice, hints and tips on any page of this book that you can implement today and start reaping the benefits right away.
Every business should care about improvement for 5 good reasons and these are:
1. Improved Customer Satisfaction and Guaranteed Repeat Business.
2. Better Quality Products and Services, setting you up for Profitable Growth.
3. Higher Profits by Reducing Cost and eliminating Wasteful Processes.
4. High Staff Morale as employees are Meaningfully Engaged in contributing to the Future of the Business.
5. A Stress Free and Fun-Filled Career or Business for you – more time to LIVE your life.
The author, Brian Venge is a self made Continuous Improvement Guru whose successful career spans over 20 years of living and breathing Continuous Improvement programs for some of the world’s largest multinational companies including Nestle, Unilever, Vodafone and Crown Cork.
He's worked at all levels of a business organisation, from the factory floor right up to the highest level of Business Improvement decision making.
Continuous Improvement is what makes customers come back to buy products from global companies like Nestle, Unilever and Vodafone, time after time.
These businesses rake in billions of dollars in sales and profit, year after year. How do you think they keep repeating this formula over and over whilst all their products and services keep getting better, cheaper and delivered faster to you all the time?
So, no matter what type of business you’re in, whether you’re a one person start up, a small or large business, we’re all in business for the same reason – to acquire and retain customers who will buy your product or service. Without customers, you’re NOT in Business. Period.
It covers the essential elements of every Continuous Improvement journey in a practical way that everyone reading the book will relate to. You can literally pick up advice, hints and tips on any page of this book that you can implement today and start reaping the benefits right away.
Every business should care about improvement for 5 good reasons and these are:
1. Improved Customer Satisfaction and Guaranteed Repeat Business.
2. Better Quality Products and Services, setting you up for Profitable Growth.
3. Higher Profits by Reducing Cost and eliminating Wasteful Processes.
4. High Staff Morale as employees are Meaningfully Engaged in contributing to the Future of the Business.
5. A Stress Free and Fun-Filled Career or Business for you – more time to LIVE your life.
The author, Brian Venge is a self made Continuous Improvement Guru whose successful career spans over 20 years of living and breathing Continuous Improvement programs for some of the world’s largest multinational companies including Nestle, Unilever, Vodafone and Crown Cork.
He's worked at all levels of a business organisation, from the factory floor right up to the highest level of Business Improvement decision making.
Continuous Improvement is what makes customers come back to buy products from global companies like Nestle, Unilever and Vodafone, time after time.
These businesses rake in billions of dollars in sales and profit, year after year. How do you think they keep repeating this formula over and over whilst all their products and services keep getting better, cheaper and delivered faster to you all the time?
So, no matter what type of business you’re in, whether you’re a one person start up, a small or large business, we’re all in business for the same reason – to acquire and retain customers who will buy your product or service. Without customers, you’re NOT in Business. Period.
