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Management
best practice
Best Practice
Guides,Tools and Publications
This range of material
and tools has been produced to help raise awareness of management
best practice used in organisations both in the UK and overseas.
Supplementary materials, some of which were also produced
by DTI, can be found on Bnet.
This material
provides practical guidance with the emphasis on self help
and learning from others.
Hard copies of
documents not marked 'web only' can be obtained from the
DTI Publications Orderline on 0870 1502 500 or e-mail publications@dti.gsi.gov.uk.
Reports, guidance
and tools on management best practices, techniques and technologies:
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The Government's Response to the final report of the
Council for Excellence in Management and Leadership
On 25 September 2002, Patricia Hewitt and Estelle Morris
announced the publication of the Government's response to
the final report of the Council for Excellence in Management
and Leadership. The response sets out a programme of activity
to improve the quality of management and leadership across
the UK economy. The Government strategy, at the centre of
the response, is to raise awareness of, and increase the
demand for, the benefits of improved management and leadership
skills among business leaders and organisations. The work
will be driven and championed by an Advisory Panel of high
profile public and private sector leaders and Ministers,
and will be supported by a new joint DTI/ DfES team which
will provide a central focus for Government activity on
management and leadership. Click
here for more information 
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The material
on specific management topics comprises:
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General
Business Management
- Partnerships
with People
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People Skills
Scoreboard
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Value Management
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National
Minimum Wage
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Marketing
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Quality
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Information
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Product
and Process Development
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Supply Network
Management
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Financial
Management
Reports on recent
Missions provide
information on what UK business people have learned from world
class companies.
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