Masaikategang a magodimo

Mekgwe, J. M. K

Van Schaik

The South African labour market: Critical issues for transition

Business & Money

Barker, F S

Economics

To both the beginner and the experienced birdwatcher this compact guide will prove as indispensable as binoculars. It features: fits in a pocket; practical and user-friendly; more than 400 bird species; excellent colour photographs; colour variations indicated; logical grouping of birds; concise biological information; English and Afrikaans names; Southern African bird numbers; distributing maps according to the new bird atlas; and, quick index.

Pocket Guide to Southern African Birds

Science & Math

Cillié, Burger

Oberprieler, Ulrich

Biological Sciences

Art of Cooking

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Carolie de Koster

Regional & International

South African Cookbook for Food Allergies and Food Intolerance

Lategan, Hilda

Finding your way in qualitative research

Elizabeth Henning

<p>Designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students, career practitioners, psychologists, educationists and teacher-counsellors, this publication looks at state-of-the-art theories and research in career psychology and career education in the South African and international contexts.</p>

Career Psychology in the South African Context

Stead, G.B. : Watson, M.B. (Ed.)

Turning Vision into Value

Mike Ward

Allan Price

Strategic Management: Southern African Concepts and Cases, 2nd ed.

Ehlers, Tienie

Lazenby, Kobus

The value chain is a major focus in today's business world, and many companies and managers allocate considerable resources to understanding and analysing their value chain. The main reason for doing this is either to eliminate activities that do not add value, or to improve on activities that do not add sufficient value. In order to ensure optimum customer satisfaction, businesses must integrate the activities of various departments and functions. This demands a sound understanding of the chain of activities and their interrelationship with other business activities. The authors of Business management adopt the value chain as a framework in order to help business students to visualise how the value chain works. New ground is broken in that management is not dealt with merely from a functional perspective. While the goal is to introduce undergraduate learners to the concept of the value chain, it is not, however, to offer a comprehensive directory on the related literature. The book is divided into three parts. Part A introduces the reader to business management, the value chain, the business environment, the entrepreneurial process, and the considerations that need to be taken into account when establishing a business. Part B examines the activities of the value chain, starting with general management and leadership, followed by the primary and support activities that constitute the value chain. In Part C, contemporary management issues are reviewed, including diversity management, business ethics, globalisation, creativity and innovation, environmental issues, corporate governance and black economic empowerment.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT - A VALUE CHAIN APPROACH

Bennett JA

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