Description: By chasing quick and easy solutions without making necessary lifestyle or organizational changes, both dieters and business managers fail to reap the full benefits of their efforts. ""The Wall Street Diet"" is a handbook for changing the way a business operates to attain lasting results. Using the proven model of total enterprise optimization (TEO) as a framework, the book introduces a dietary roadmap that combines lean techniques with advanced supply chain management, improved quality concepts, selective outsourcing, and a focus on both the top and bottom lines. The authors detail specific TEO efforts that add savings, create new values, and improve the gathering, analysis, and sharing of consumption and customer data. Fundamentally, ""The Wall Street Diet"" is about changing the culture that drives the business, leading to better earnings, continued growth, and the greatest value for all stakeholders.
Review Quotes: "A business book with a bite! The Wall Street Diet provides the ingredients for making business changes in your enterprise while offering a coherent message about business impact and bottom line results. I recommend this book for senior executives and managers who want sustained improvement, not the fad of the month."
-- Ken C. Bohlen, Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer, Textron, Inc.
"The authors have done a great job in conveying advanced supply chain management concepts using a well-known metaphor to which all levels of management can relate. Providing management checklists along the way is the masterstroke that will guarantee flawless execution of the concepts and significant business benefit."
-- Larry Lapide, PhD, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
"These authors know what business is all about and how to improve one. Their diet is right on the mark for pinpointing where a business is working or not, and how to get started on making the necessary changes. The Wall Street Diet is all about making more money and keeping customers happy."
--Mike Wells, President, King Machine
-- Albert R. Klopsic, Vice President, Technical Services and Sales, EKCO Products