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Follow on Google News | New Book Reveals the Tangible Process to Maximizing a Business’s Potential from the Inside OutTim Nelson and Jim McGee’s Think Inside the Box is a step-by-step guide to discover and revitalize the exceptional business that exists inside your current organization. As businesses grow, they become complicated. Winners and losers exist side by side in product catalogs and among customers, and sorting through the noise to focus on the core and eliminate what is waste is a constant management challenge. By providing the arcane techniques and practices of the Private Equity in the purchasing and transformation of businesses to create wealth, the book reveals concrete and insightful ideas on how to better manage, lead and succeed within your existing business. "While one does not often see the phrase "Page Turner" associated with Business Books, I can assure you that term applies to Think Inside the Box by Tim Nelson and Jim McGee. Their approach is direct and insightful, the writing clear and thought provoking, filled with page after page of "Ah Ha" moments. I was literally running out of space in the margins as I made note after note to follow up on one recommendation after another. Buy this book and follow their map - I am certain your organization will benefit,” comments Robert Kocis, a managing member at Three Pines Capital, LLC. “At the heart of this wonderful book is a methodology to unlock the full potential that exists inside your business today! As we know, hard work is important. More critically however, hard work with a focus on the right things is essential to long term success. I have found with my own businesses that often people are mired in day to day paradigms clouding judgment, introducing complexity and ultimately limiting performance. It is a leader’s responsibility to drive clarity, to ensure focus on the most important opportunities and create the organizational courage and capacity to weed out the rest. Think Inside the Box represents an incredible tool and methodology for leaders to significantly unleash the power of clarity and simplicity in their business, creating opportunities to significantly streamline and improve their operations. All the leader needs to do is engage Think Inside the Box,” notes Claude Demby, CEO of the Noel Group. Think Inside the Box takes you from insight through execution. The first part of the book shows you how to identify your most profitable products and customers, relying on the well-established 80/20 rule. It walks you through how to map your business into four boxes: the Core, Supporting Products, Benefactor Customers, and the Residual, and then how to take the resulting Quad Map and unearth the treasures locked inside each box. It demonstrates how, when, and where to apply over twenty distinct improvement tools and techniques, including: § Product Line Simplification § Visual Production § Kanban Inventory Management § Dedicated Equipment § One-at- § Value Stream Analysis Think Inside the Box is the perfect guide to new, lean business operations. It has already been applied to over 850 businesses acquired and integrated in one Fortune 150 company, ITW, which has consistently produced superior results. “You already have the data and you have the tools; we just provide the map and the how to,” says Nelson. About the Authors Tim Nelson and Jim McGee are both well-versed in business management. Tim Nelson founded and sold Midwest Industrial Packaging to Illinois Tool Works. He spent seven years as a Vice President and General Manager with ITW learning and extending the techniques found in this book. He has an MBA from the University of Chicago. Jim McGee cofounded Diamond Management & Technology Consultants. He has a Doctorate from the Harvard Business School and also taught at the Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern. CONTACT: Winnetka Consulting Group 513 Rosewood Ave Winnetka, IL 60093 Releases@wcgpress.com Tim: 847.812.0273 Jim: 847.867.1086 End
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