Value analysis (Cost control)

Leading the Change -- 10. Value Added and Proven: Measuring and Improving Programs -- 11. The View from

: Making the Numbers Work for You -- 9. The Time Value of Money: Calculating the Real Value of Your

-- Identity -- The value proposition -- What is identity? -- Customers' actual perception -- People -- The

, paintings, furniture, toys, and other items, providing descriptions, measurements, dates, makers, and value

earned value analysis -- Managing the project team -- How to make project management work in your company.

Time -- ch. 12. Creating Value Through Productivity and Quality -- ch. 13. Balancing Demand and

-- Outsourcing and Call Centers: Assessing the Value -- Employee Self-Service: Gauging Effectiveness -- Epilogue

point of origin to the point of consumption. Marketing channels are the downstream part of a value chain

. Ch. 2. Financial Statements and Cash Flows. Ch. 3. The Time Value of Money. Ch. 4. Financial Markets

Polynomial Approximation -- 4. Numerical Differentiation and Integration -- 5. Initial-Value Problems for

share value, determining your investment return -- The initial public offering : getting the stocks to