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Through reading The Goal, by Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox, I have learned that there is a great importance for productive organization when running a business. The book is an investigation into the life of a redeeming plant that was headed into a downward spiral that would have closed them down. The book is an investigation into the life of a plant that is in a downward spiral until new management ideas start to arise and turn the business upside down and back on track to making money. The book portrays how scientific and systematic thinking processes helped this plant turn its functions into a more positive business, increasing their cash flow by reorganization within the plant.
The first positive step toward a comeback occurs when Alex Rogo, the plant manager, recognizes the true goal of his company: to make money. The goal of every company is oftentimes lost in statistical, production, and efficiency data. In order to make money, a customer must have a want or need for......

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