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Implementation and Execution Guidelines
for
Management Capital
THE POWER OF MANAGEMENT CAPITAL WILL GUIDE YOU IN HOW TO SUSTAIN AND ACCELERATE YOUR PROFITABILITY AND GROWTH
The Fifteen IMPLEMENTATION and EXECUTION Guidelines Including the Necessary Policies, Processes and Tools
 1. RECOGNIZING
How New ways of Management Innovation Are Making Today's PACESETTER BUSINESSES
The Competitive Leaders
2. UNDERSTANDING Why Japan's Economy Fell; How Japanese Businesses Will
Recover; and the Guidance This Gives American Business
3. DETERMINING HOW To Make Management Capital Power the Company's PROFIT GROWTH Centerpoint
4. EMPHASIZING That THE CUSTOMER - Not Wall Street - Delivers the Business' Income With Results For
All Company Stakeholders
5. BUILDING The New Quality of Management Passion, Populism and Disciplined Responsibility for Leadership Strength
To Support This
6. CAPITALIZING MANAGEMENT POWER Through Customer Value and Operating Cost Leadership
with Hard and Soft Resource Integration for Superior Performance Culture
7. STRENGTHENING Competitive Leadership of ALL The Company's Principal Management Capital Channels
8. EXORCISING Worn-Out Management Doctrines and Focusing on What Now Works Effectively
9. UTILIZING The Competitive Strength of Signature Capabilities And Their Temporary Monopoly Strength For Marketing and Sales Growth
10. FOCUSING The Ten Key Management Innovation Improvement Imperatives Including Their Digitized Applications
11. IDENTIFYING AND RE-CONNECTING Management Disconnects and Eliminating any Hidden Organization
12. TAKING Business Physicals Regularly to Determine Management Innovation Opportunities
13. REDUCING Business Failure Costs and Implementing Productive
--not Slash and Burn --Cost Improvement
14. DEVELOPING VISIBLE and INVISIBLE Competitive Strength With Highly Effective Human Resource Leadership
15. ESTABLISHING The Key Leadership Characteristics for Capitalizing Management Power Throughout the Business Value Chain
"Management Capital" and
"GSC" are trade names of the General Systems Company.
and  are
service marks of the General Systems Company.
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