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Short trip to discover the most powerful and silent weapon of competition

Here we are again to love you mark a book that spans the universe of human resources and want to draw attention to the resource of the business organizations to the person this trip begins with the definition of what is Intellectual Capital definitions, models of management and reporting this in the first understand where in it you will find a clear interview with Franco Stefani founder and president of the System Group www.system-group.com ; Continue reading »

Methods and techniques to deal with the most difficult cases

This time-Qualita.com organization wants to offer a book that has as main feature the elimination and prevention of possible defects that may come and manifest in the early stages of product realization Continue reading »

Organization Quality this time wants to suggest a book that should not be missing on the desk of university professors responsible for human resources students, but especially politicians in order to understand what may be the difficulties they may encounter in Italy our greatest minds they can find to account only 'abroad.

Scene: inside the university classroom, School of Medicine. Setting

time: the late '60s. The professor of medicine, a typical "baron", with

balding and apparently overheated (the proof is the

gigantic fan waving listlessly), concludes the query

the student Nicola Carati (played by Luigi Lo Cascio). Assigns a

"Thirty." For sympathy.

PROFESSOR: You have some ambition?

NICHOLAS: But ...

PROFESSOR: So go away ... Go away from Italy, leave Italy until it is

time. What do you want to do: the surgeon? Continue reading »

Quality Organization presents a book full of ideas aimed at improving the way that every captain of industry or manager within your organization embarks on a daily basis.

"Ora et Labora is the motto has always been attributed Continue reading »

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Quality organization wants to begin a process of presentation of books deemed useful in order to embark on a path for continuous improvement.

We begin with a book by Gianluca Gambirasio "more in less time" - how to improve the management of their work. This is truly one of the few books that should never miss on your desktop / Library Manager Continue reading »