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Exceeding the Goal: Adventures in Strategy, Information Technology, Computer Software, Technical Services, and Goldratt's Theory of Constraints / Edition 1
Exceeding the Goal: Adventures in Strategy, Information Technology, Computer Software, Technical Services, and Goldratt's Theory of Constraints / Edition 1 in Bloomington, MN
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“
In the field of TOC in IT, John Ricketts is one of my favorites.
”
— Philip Marris, CEO, Marris Consulting
“One of my favorites of all time…. I did not know he published a new one. Already saved it and look forward to reading it.
— Joe Dager, Business Development, Action Research, Lean Marketing
A manager’s instinct is to strive to control everything. That’s not just ineffective, it’s a practical impossibility. So, where should managers commit finite resources to achieve their enterprise’s mission? Eli Goldratt’s Theory of Constraints (“TOC”), introduced in
The Goal
, is a great place to start, but a terrible place to stop, as most readers can’t put that knowledge to use.
Constraints hold organizations in check. Without them, productivity would be easy, and companies could grow without bounds. But in most enterprises, survival and growth are perpetual struggles.
This book is intended to bring a broader understanding of strategy and information to the TOC community while introducing TOC principles to the strategy and information communities.
Exceeding the Goal
is the book’s title because reaching a goal may be sufficient for operations, but it’s insufficient for strategy when global competition is intense. Exceeding the goal is the path to extraordinary results.
The author uses his own experiences in manufacturing, research, consulting, software, and strategy as the basis for the book. The “adventures” that are chronicled are true stories about real-life situations—some successful, and others not. Valuable lessons can be learned from both, with the failures serving as invaluable cautionary tales.
Features
Closes the gaps between:
Enterprise Strategy and Technical Strategy
The Information field and the organization it supports
Reading about TOC and actually implementing it.
In the field of TOC in IT, John Ricketts is one of my favorites.
”
— Philip Marris, CEO, Marris Consulting
“One of my favorites of all time…. I did not know he published a new one. Already saved it and look forward to reading it.
— Joe Dager, Business Development, Action Research, Lean Marketing
A manager’s instinct is to strive to control everything. That’s not just ineffective, it’s a practical impossibility. So, where should managers commit finite resources to achieve their enterprise’s mission? Eli Goldratt’s Theory of Constraints (“TOC”), introduced in
The Goal
, is a great place to start, but a terrible place to stop, as most readers can’t put that knowledge to use.
Constraints hold organizations in check. Without them, productivity would be easy, and companies could grow without bounds. But in most enterprises, survival and growth are perpetual struggles.
This book is intended to bring a broader understanding of strategy and information to the TOC community while introducing TOC principles to the strategy and information communities.
Exceeding the Goal
is the book’s title because reaching a goal may be sufficient for operations, but it’s insufficient for strategy when global competition is intense. Exceeding the goal is the path to extraordinary results.
The author uses his own experiences in manufacturing, research, consulting, software, and strategy as the basis for the book. The “adventures” that are chronicled are true stories about real-life situations—some successful, and others not. Valuable lessons can be learned from both, with the failures serving as invaluable cautionary tales.
Features
Closes the gaps between:
Enterprise Strategy and Technical Strategy
The Information field and the organization it supports
Reading about TOC and actually implementing it.
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