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Small Press Bookwatch, Nov, 2004
Business Case Analysis
James W. Brannock
STS Publications
PO Box 3732, Plant City, FL 33563-0013
0974781398 $19.95 www.STSpublications.com
Business Case Analysis: Examples, Concepts & Technique is a superb resource and primer for conducting an analysis to help one promote the need for one's office to get its fair share of funding, and communicate effectively just what resources are most needed and how. Hands-on practical examples of economic and management science techniques help illustrate the basic theory in clear terms. Specific topics covered include inventory theory and location analysis, business process reengineering, statistical confidence intervals, forecasting techniques, network analysis such as the traveling salesman problem and PERT, and much more. Some simple algebra and probability theory is involved; the step-by-step details and highlighted problem-solving charts make Business Case Analysis a superb guideline for readers of all backgrounds to quickly get acquainted with the theories.
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