The Guru Guide to Entrepreneurship: A Concise Guide to the Best Ideas from the World's Top Entrepreneurs
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JOSEPH H. BOYETT ([email protected]) is cofounder of Boyett & Associates (www.jboyett.com), a consulting and research firm specializing in helping companies implement state-of-the-art management and organizational practices. He has been a consultant to a number of Fortune 500 companies, including IBM, British Petroleum, Merck, EDS, and BellSouth. Dr. Boyett is the author of ten books, including Workplace 2000, Beyond Workplace 2000, and The Guru Guide(TM) (Wiley).
JIMMIE T. BOYETT ([email protected]) is cofounder of Boyett & Associates (www.jboyett.com). She is the coauthor of six books, including Beyond Workplace 2000 and The Guru Guide(TM) (Wiley). Boyett is a recognized expert on business process reengineering and the application of leading-edge information systems technology. Her clients have included Hartmarx, Brunswick Corporation, Burlington Industries, Methodist Hospitals, J. P. Stevens, and SouthWestern Bell.
JIMMIE T. BOYETT ([email protected]) is cofounder of Boyett & Associates (www.jboyett.com). She is the coauthor of six books, including Beyond Workplace 2000 and The Guru Guide(TM) (Wiley). Boyett is a recognized expert on business process reengineering and the application of leading-edge information systems technology. Her clients have included Hartmarx, Brunswick Corporation, Burlington Industries, Methodist Hospitals, J. P. Stevens, and SouthWestern Bell.
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Should You Do It?
The Perfect Idea.
Money Matters.
Getting Customers.
Keeping Customers.
Managing People.
Appendix.
Notes.
Select Bibliography.
Index.
The Perfect Idea.
Money Matters.
Getting Customers.
Keeping Customers.
Managing People.
Appendix.
Notes.
Select Bibliography.
Index.
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"It is a working asset no entrepreneur or aspiring business owner should be without." (Eurobusiness, February 2001)
