striving for excellence
Evergreen foundation
Corporate reengineering
Barbarians at the Gate
competitive edge
The detonation of fashion
Pass through the interruption area
Morgan consortium
The Road to Six Sigma
Seven habits of efficient people
A liar's card trick
The innovator's dilemma
Japanese enterprises
Thief's lair
Drucker's core thought
Competing for a better future
Buffett's road
Autobiography of Jack Welch
good to great
New things: the story of Silicon Valley
The following is a brief introduction of the device:
1. Pursuing Excellence: Experience of the Best Operating Company in America (1982)
Thomas peters and Robert H. wortmann's The Pursuit of Excellence
Eight characteristics of excellent enterprises put forward by Peters: 1. Prefer action to meditation; 2. Be close to customer demand in products and services; 3. Encourage autonomy and relaxation, not strict supervision; 4. The attitude towards employees is to encourage their productivity and avoid the opposition between "us" and "them"; 5. Keep close contact with everyone with a kind of "walking management"; 6. "Focus on yourself" to maintain business advantages, thus avoiding irrelevant risks; 7. Simple organizational structure and capable personnel; 8. At the same time, keep the target flexible, but don't stifle the innovative control system.
2. Endurance: the successful habit of visionary companies (1994)
James C. Collins Jerry Pollas's Forever Foundation.
This book studies the successful experience of 18 evergreen company. The author analyzes the role of companies, organizations and people in organizations. The author analyzes the advantages that make the enterprise develop for a long time from the company's point of view, and then analyzes the reasons why the enterprise obtains these advantages and develops for a long time. In the process of development, enterprises must constantly reform themselves and reflect on themselves, so as to realize these advantages, make them unique and ensure long-term development.
3. Reengineering Enterprises: Declaration of Business Revolution (1993)
Michael hammer's Company Reengineering.
Pay attention to how enterprises transform. It is pointed out that the primary task of reengineering enterprises is BPR, and only by building BPR well can enterprises get rid of the predicament completely. So far, BPR, as a new management idea, has swept the whole United States and other industrialized countries like a wave.
4. Competitive advantage: create and maintain excellent performance (1998)
Author: Michael E. Porter
Michael Porter introduced value chain analysis into the business world through this book. This book is widely regarded as a good book to master the concept of value chain and understand its profound significance to enterprise strategy and operation.
5. Bridging the gap: marketing and selling technology products
Mainstream customers (1999)
Jeffrey a. Moore
Moore reveals and defines the life cycle of high-tech products in the new economy, pointing out that new products can flourish only if they are accepted by mainstream purchasing power, otherwise no matter how good the product performance is, no matter how novel the design is, no matter how advanced the technology is.
6. The Road to Six Horses (2000)
6σ management method, Peter S Pande and others, Robert P Newman, Roland kavanagh.
This book provides knowledge about the implementation, training and management of Six Sigma. The author argues that the principle of six sigma can be applied to various enterprises, which is helpful to reduce costs, improve productivity, increase market share and achieve other positive effects. This is a practical management book to guide enterprises to implement 6-horse management.
7. Seven habits of efficient people: powerful lessons in personal life.
Change (1990)
Stephen R. Covey's Seven Habits of Efficient People
This is a book that focuses on personal management. Author Stephen Covey believes that the real winner includes the balance between "personal efficiency" and "professional efficiency". This book aims to guide everyone how to do better and more efficiently personally and professionally.
8. Innovator's Dilemma: When new technologies cause big companies to fail.
(1997) Author: Clayton M. Christensen
This is a book that advocates ideas. The author introduces how the fixed products of successful enterprises are squeezed out by newer and cheaper products. He wrote: "No matter how well the enterprise is managed, if it ignores the continuous research and satisfaction of customer needs and does not continue to invest in the research of new technologies, it will eventually be replaced.
9. Drucker's essence (200 1)
Peter drucker's Translation of Drucker's Core Thoughts
This book contains the principles, ideas, problems, challenges and opportunities of enterprise management, so that enterprise managers, senior executives and professionals can get a practical guide book while understanding the new requirements of the new economy.
10. Fighting for the future (1994)
Authors: gary hamel and C. K. Prahalad,
This book studies the influence of the electronic information age on the industry, helps enterprises to develop their core competitiveness, and emphasizes that the success of the past is likely to narrow the thinking of enterprises to continue to succeed in the future.
1 1. From Excellence to Excellence: Why some companies have made great strides ... while others have not (200 1)
Chinese translation of james collins's From Excellence to Excellence
"Those who become great companies from excellent companies do not necessarily have the latest technology, nor do they necessarily have the CEO who is the best at management. They are the most
List of recommended books in 2003
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In August and September, 2002, at the request of several netizens, I made a trading reading list.
There are a large number of books on sale in the market. For the convenience of readers, I choose the best one to sort it out. How to classify books is my opinion, and what is the best is also my opinion. In order to avoid personal branding of books, I try not to take my own likes and dislikes as the standard, but to look at the quality of the books themselves. This may be a little confusing. For example, I don't like bel canto when I listen to singing, but I think Pavarotti is really the best tenor in the world. In the same way, although I may not be partial to some books on the list, they are undoubtedly "good" in their respective categories. So what is "good"? Classics, authority and top quality are defined as "good" if they are both. Of course, limited to personal reading, some better books have not been read, but I don't want some categories to be too thin, so it is inevitable that there are several books to fill in the blanks; Although it is a substitute, it is by no means indiscriminate, that's for sure.
For more than two years, this book list has been reprinted and circulated on the Internet, paving the way for friends who want to learn trading. This is a very happy thing.
I read more books now than two years ago. In order to keep pace with the times, I made some deletions-mainly supplements.
Dow theory in 1
1 stock market barometer (USA) Hamilton
2 Dow Theory-the cornerstone of Chen Dong's market analysis
"2" k line
1 Japanese candle drawing technology (USA) Steve. Nissen
2 stock K-line tactics (US) Steve. Nissen
3 candle drawing method: from entry to mastery (America) Stephen W. Vigaro
4 Master Strategy K Line (Taiwan Province Province) Amin, Xie Jiaying, Li Jincai
"3" wave theory
1 wave principle (USA) Eliot
2 Eliot's representative works (including The Laws of Nature) (America) Robert R. Plechett Jr.
3 Eliot's wave theory-the key to market behavior (America) Robert R. Plechett Jr.
4 Eliot Wave Principle 30 Lecture Hou Benhui Guo
5 Fibonacci singular application and trading strategy Robert. fisher
"4" Gann theory
1 Forty-five years on Wall Street (USA) Gann
2 Gann theory-financial trend analysis (Hong Kong) in Huangbaizhong
3 Jiang En investment practical technology Hou Ben Hui Guo
4 Gann Angle Line and Window of Time Hou Benhui Guo
5 Gann Investment Geometry Principle Hou Benhui
Chaos and Fractal in 5
1 securities chaos operation method (USA) act. Liam
2 new space for securities trading-21century (USA) bill chaotic profit method. Liam
3 chaos and order in the capital market (America) Edgar. E. fade away
4 fractal market analysis-applying chaos theory to investment and economic theory (America) Edgar? e？ Slowly disappear
"6" transaction psychology
1 intuitive trader (America) Robert. Coupel
2 calm and confident trading strategy (America) Richard. Michael
3 to reshape the psychology of securities trading-methods and skills to grasp the pulse of the market (America) Brett N Sternberg
4 investment psychological law: temper the winner's mentality (America) Robert Coupar; Howard Abel
5 Investment Psychology (USA) Jack Bernstein
6 Financial Psychology-Grasping the True Meaning of Market Volatility (Revised Edition) (Norway) Lars Tevez
"7" technical method
1 technical analysis of stock market trends (USA) John Moggi
2 technical analysis of futures market (USA) John? potato
3 Technical Analysis of Futures Trading (USA) Schveger
4 Overview of stock price model (America) David L. Bradford, Ellen R. Cohn
5 the principle of professional speculation (America) Victor? Spanish
6 stock trading master (USA) Jesse? Li wumo
Managing life is not a dream (USA) Alexander Aird
8 Futures Trading Strategy (Crowe on Investment Strategy) (USA) stanley kroll
You can also become an expert in stock operation.
10 short-term trading tips (America) Larry. Qian Wei Mu Si
1 1 tips for long-short operation (US) Stan? Weinstein
12 on technical analysis (America) Martin. J. Pringle
13 long and short transaction log (Taiwan Province Province) Qiu
14 new thinking of stock technical analysis-trading mode comes from master (America) Rick? Benseno
15 the art of trading-an investment method with both left and right brains (USA) McMaster
Safe bet (Canada)
17 Stock Operation (Taiwan Province Province) Zhang
"8" system method
1 The road to freedom in the financial kingdom (USA). K.sapp
2 Advanced Technical Analysis (USA) Bruce Babcock
3 Wilder "New Concept of Technology Trading System (USA)"
4 system transaction method wave
Principle wave of computerized technical analysis of securities and futures investment
6 wave of analysis on the applicability of securities investment theory and securities investment strategy