Routledge The Evolution Of Tiger Management Korean Companies In Global Competition 09781138039261
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Throughout the last several decades Korean companies have become strong global competitors in a wide range of manufacturing industries. How did they achieve this exceptional performance? The Evolution of Tiger Management uncovers the secret of their success through a comprehensive analysis of Korean-style management. It explains how it has developed why it works so well what non-Koreans can learn from it and what Korean companies need to do to stay competitive in the future. This book is an extended and significantly updated new edition of Tiger Management: Korean companies on world markets (Routledge 2012). It tells the remarkable stories of how Korean firms seemingly coming from nowhere have successfully challenged their Western and Japanese competitors globally. A new chapter highlights the rise of Korean venture firms and start-ups. Next the essence of Tiger Management is analyzed by showing that it consists of an effective combination of business strategy leadership and human resource management practices. Finally the evolution and future of Tiger Management is discussed by showing how Korean companies have adapted to changes at home and abroad and how non-Korean companies can adopt Tiger Management. A new final chapter discusses the way forward for Korean companies. | The Evolution of Tiger Management Korean Companies in Global Competition
Routledge The Evolution Of Tiger Management Korean Companies In Global Competition 09781138039261
Throughout the last several decades Korean companies have become strong global competitors in a wide range of manufacturing industries. How did they achieve this exceptional performance? The Evolution of Tiger Management uncovers the secret of their success through a comprehensive analysis of Korean-style management. It explains how it has developed why it works so well what non-Koreans can learn from it and what Korean companies need to do to stay competitive in the future. This book is an extended and significantly updated new edition of Tiger Management: Korean companies on world markets (Routledge 2012). It tells the remarkable stories of how Korean firms seemingly coming from nowhere have successfully challenged their Western and Japanese competitors globally. A new chapter highlights the rise of Korean venture firms and start-ups. Next the essence of Tiger Management is analyzed by showing that it consists of an effective combination of business strategy leadership and human resource management practices. Finally the evolution and future of Tiger Management is discussed by showing how Korean companies have adapted to changes at home and abroad and how non-Korean companies can adopt Tiger Management. A new final chapter discusses the way forward for Korean companies. | The Evolution of Tiger Management Korean Companies in Global Competition
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