“Mission Management: Practical Application for Creating Corporate Value” is a practical guide by the global consulting firm Arthur Andersen, systematically implementing a company's "mission" into management. Published in 1999 by Toyo Keizai Inc., it is an important book that formally introduced the concept of "strategy building based on management philosophy" to Japanese companies. This book presents an overview of "mission management," which expands a company's mission into management strategies, goals, action plans, evaluation systems, and so on. It carefully explains theories and practical processes that are still relevant to today's management, such as the relationship between vision and strategy, setting organizational goals, extracting market differentiation factors, performance evaluation criteria, and benchmarking methods. In particular, it is rich in frameworks for converting management philosophy into "actionable strategic actions," and is packed with practical insights that are still useful for corporate executives, managers, and management consultants. The end of the book also includes Arthur Andersen's track record and detailed profiles of the authors and consulting writers. It is also valuable as a reference for business history and strategic theory. [Specifications] Published: 1999 (Heisei 11) Publisher: Toyo Keizai Inc. Author: Arthur Andersen Business Consulting [Condition/Supplement] There are small scratches on the cover due to aging, so please 【check the photos carefully】. All pages are present, but please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect condition due to it being a used item. There are signs of aging such as stains, damage, and scratches. There is a feeling of use, so please consider after carefully checking the photos. One-owner item. The packaging will be waterproofed and carefully wrapped with bubble wrap and cardboard for shipping. #BusinessStrategy #ArthurAndersen #MissionManagement #ManagementScience #CorporatePhilosophy #Vision #BusinessBook #ToyoKeizaiInc. #ManagementTheory #ManagementConsulting #MBA #StrategicPlanning