The Toyota Leaders: An Executive Guide
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| Rating | : | 4.46 (592 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1934287237 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-02-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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- Learn how a national healthcare system is a good thing for business. Discover how Toyota is more than just a series of good business moves, but a culture first put into place by its founders and built on through the years. The Toyota Leaders: An Executive Guide tells how they did it, and in such a way that allows readers to apply the lessons. - Discover why Toyota thinks giving back to Japan and the world is a smart idea. - Find out why an innovative vehicle like the hybrid Prius came from Toyota and not the more technologically - advanced Honda. Today, they are the auto- industry leader. This is the Toyota book for entrepreneurs and executives in all industries, not just manufacturing.. Not a corporate history, Sato uses Toyota's past to contextualize his discussion as he focuses on the company's unique business strategies. - Learn how General Motors supplied invaluable business know-how to then-provincial Toyota in the early eighties. Six decades ago, Toyota was an embarrassment
Review for "THe Toyota Leaders" Luis A. Cantu Vazquez Excellent book if you are interested in the Toyota History. Don't expect to find TPM tools,regardsLuis Cantu. Outstanding! Tony Polidori I love this book! I think it's because I worked at TMC for many years. It's not a book on how to implement TPS. It's a testament to the philosophy of investing in people.What appeals most to me is how the leaders maintained the vision, philosophy and respect of the founder throughout Toyota's growth, and the humility that each leader demonstrated. Humility should not be mistaken for weakness. Vision like "A world car made with Japanese brains". "Management studies" according to Charles E. Ebeling. As a former Toyota PR executive for the Midwest, I found this book interesting. Toyota is pretty good at melding the expertise of Jamenese with localized automotive executives.
"Masaaki Sato's career as a business journalist enabled him to see firsthand much of the evolution"-Maryanne Keller, leading auto industry analyst
Betamax) and that has been adapted to the big screen. . His most recent book is The House of Toyota. Masaaki Sato simply has no peer when it comes to reporting on the Japanese auto industry, his prominence dating back to the 1980's when he was on the auto beat for Nikkei (the Japanese Wa