Encyclopaedia of Corporate Management

Corporate management seeks, as one of its aims, to relate the company to its environment, and to identify in advance the threats and opportunities which environmental .change brings. The present work, in two volumes imparts encyclopedic information on the following major topics: Corporate Management Corporate Investment; Financial Modelling in Project Appraisal; Planning and the Tasks of Corporate Management; Long-range Planning; Corporate Planning Process; Corporate Strategy Corporate Financial Planning; Implementing Revenue Generating Strategies; Analysis of Corporate Strategy; Economic and Marketing Emphasis of Corporate Management The Environment: Assumptions and Planning; Patterns of Assets and Liabilities; Integrating Accounting into Strategic Analysis; Forecasting of Corporate Management Corporate Management Technology Issues; Theory of Finance and Strategic Analysis; Business Philosophy and Corporate Planning Development of Corporate Management; Organisational Behaviour; Strength and Weakness of Corporate Appraisal; Corporate Culture; Corporate Strategy and Organisational Approaches; Concept of Objectives; Corporate Behaviour; Strategy; Corporate Management and Technology Issues; Strategic Portfolio Analysis; Corporate Dynamism: Management for the Future; Strategic Planning-Alternate Paths; Strategic Planning for Corporate Success; Strategy and International Operations; etc.