books about: bottom-line     books:       The Blackboard and the Bottom Line: Why Schools Can't Be Businesses1 review Larry Cuban Harvard University Press, 2007 A must--timely, lively! Larry Cuban is always timely, but amidst today's hype this is a well-informed, careful and much needed antidote to a lot of what gets said about schooling. It speaks to a wide audience--I hope teachers and school folks read it, and parents, and also the people who write the news we all read. Deborah Meier             Marketing and the Bottom Line (2nd Edition) (Financial Times Series)5 reviews Tim. Ambler FT Press, 2004 Finally a guide to measuring marketing effectiveness Bravo! This is a well-written and informative book that provides the tools to measure marketing effectiveness and hold marketers accountable. Ambler provides diagnostic questions, real company examples and implementation plans, which help the reader translate theory into practice. It is this focus on practical implementation that I found particularly valuable and makes this book stand out from ...             Bottom Line Year Book 2008, 2007 The all-new BOTTOM LINE YEARBOOK/2008 blows the lid off consumer rip-offs... priceless trade secrets... suppressed cures... little-known ways to turn back aging... huge unpublicized discounts... tax-saving loopholes... secret sources of hidden cash... and foolproof insider stock strategies.             The Triple Bottom Line: How Today's Best-Run Companies Are Achieving Economic, Social and Environmental ...10 reviews Andrew W. Savitz Jossey-Bass, 2006 If You Want To Get Fluent Fast, Read This Book This book is for interested general consumption rather than a technical practitioners' text book and as such is more than successful in teaching the basics of the triple bottom line. I'm not quite sure why some of the Amazon reviewers seem so testy about this, as the majority of American business management (mid-baby boom and above) never encountered much if anything about corporate ...             Bottom Line's Health Breakthrough 20081 review Boardroom Inc, 2007 Best Health book ever! This book is guaranteed to help any one in any situation! It has so much information that it would be a waste not to read! I usually don't leave reviews, but this book is amazing!             Straight to the Bottom Line: An Executive's Roadmap to World Class Supply Management8 reviews Robert A. Rudzki, Douglas A. Smock, ... J. Ross Publishing, 2005 Complexity Made Easy Straight to the Bottom Line explains well to the layman why Western companies need a new strategy to cope with the massive shift to outsourcing and Asian manufacturers. I particularly enjoyed the chapter ("A Tale of Two Spenders") describing the lack of collaboration in the American automotive industry in the past 15 years and how that approach impacted Detroit's inability to establish an ...             The Bottom Line Personal Book of Bests: Inside Information from America's Leading Experts4 reviews Bottom Line Staff St. Martin's Griffin, 1997 THIS BOOK SHOULD BE THE NEW BIBLE FOR EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This book is fantastic!!!! It contains a plethora of great information for the average person! This book is something you can always refer back to, if you ever need help on absolutely ANYTHING. You get helpful advice on any subject from raising kids right to cheating the IRS (seriously). There are tips in this book that can tremendously increase your odds of winning the lottery. After finishing ...             The World's Greatest Treasury of Health Secerts (NEWLY EXPANDED) BOTTOM LINE PUBLICATIONS BOTTOM LINE PUBLICATION, 2008             The Bottom Line on ROI: Basics, Benefits, & Barriers to Measuring Training & Performance Improvement ...1 review Patricia Pulliam Phillips CEP Press, 2002 An Excellent Primer on ROI "The Bottomline on ROI" written by Patricia Phillips explains the principles of the Return on Investment (ROI) process clearly and succinctly and points out the most imporant aspects of implementing the process in order that it be successful. It is an important addition to the field of measurement and evaluation because it provides the benefit of Phillips's extensive experience in the field of ...             Bottom Line's Healing Remedies Joan Wilen, Lydia Wilen Boardroom, Inc., 2007 2007 Edition of this regular advice series             Bottom Line's Super Healing Unlimited, 2007 1,739 Remarkable Secrets from the World's Greatest Health Experts             Cannibals with Forks: Triple Bottom Line of 21st Century Business8 reviews John Elkington Capstone Publishing Ltd, 1999 The bible of sustainability You can expect a complete perspective from the head of an organisation called SustainAbility on sustainability. That is what you get. John Elkington makes a useful classification of Non Governmental Organisations. The polarisers don't want to have anything to do with business. Business is in principle bad and should be watched and harassed. The integrators try to add two additional dimensions to ...             Bottom Line Year Book 2007 (Bottom Line Year Book 2007)2 reviews www.bottomlinesecrets.com Boardroom Inc, 2007 Superb value Yes, this information is available on the web for free... It is worth $25.00 to save hundreds of hours downloading and searching for the information though! Much new and relevant information to living in today's society is available in this inexpensive text. A great deal of the information that is in this text is material that shows up in a smattering of articles that are printed or on the ...             Bottom Line Year Book 2008 Botom Line Bottom Line Books, 2008 The all-new BOTTOM LINE YEARBOOK/2008 blows the lid off consumer rip-offs... priceless trade secrets... suppressed cures... little-known ways to turn back aging... huge unpublicized discounts... tax-saving loopholes... secret sources of hidden cash... and foolproof insider stock strategies.             The Green Building Bottom Line (GreenSource Books; Green Source): The Real Cost of Sustainable Building ... Martin Melaver, Phyllis Mueller McGraw-Hill Professional, 2008 What are the real costs and real benefits of building green? . . As any builder knows, cost estimation and reality are often two very different things. The Green Building Bottom Line makes the case for green building by providing the insights and data that demonstrate the true costs and benefits of building green. It's a ?why to? and a ?how to? that explores everything from the ground up.. . The Green Building Bottom Line puts an ...             1,001 Ways to Keep Customers Coming Back: WOW Ideas That Make Customers Happy and Will Increase Your Bottom ...2 reviews Donna Greiner, Theodore B. Kinni Three Rivers Press, 1999 Irresistible Lists to Fill the Gaps in Your Stalled Thinking Ever since The Loyalty Effect was published, companies have come to understand that it is usually far more profitable to keep existing customers than to acquire new ones. Since companies usually focus more on getting the new ones, that left a problem for executives: What are good ways to retain customers? 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