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America's best

by Theodore B. Kinni (1996)

About this book

In 1990, Industry Week magazine established a prestigious new competition, the America's Best Plants Award, designed to recognize and honor the top manufacturing operations in the nation. Now these award-winning plants are profiled in America's Best, a unique reference that takes an in-depth look at leading-edge manufacturing, while providing personal experience from the field, America's Best offers practical guidelines that will help managers make strategic decisions regarding their own organizations.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreAmerica's best Lead Character

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