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Setting the PACE in Product Development
Setting the PACE in Product Development describes how to effectively manage the key ingredients of successful product time, quality, talent and resources.
This revised edition of Product Development provides essential insight as to how to efficiently organize people, resources and processes to dramatically improve financial results, strategic positions, internal morale and customer satisfaction. The PACE techniques integrate vital company-wide functions, engaging the entire company and focusing its collective energy on strategically and financially important goals.
This revised edition of Product Development provides essential insight as to how to efficiently organize people, resources and processes to dramatically improve financial results, strategic positions, internal morale and customer satisfaction. The PACE techniques integrate vital company-wide functions, engaging the entire company and focusing its collective energy on strategically and financially important goals.
200 pages, Paperback
First published July 31, 1996
About the author
Michael E. McGrath
28 books2 followersMichael has established a reputation as a strong decision-maker and credits much of the success in his life to making better decisions. He also studied decision-making for more than 25 years and developed practical decision-making techniques that he has shared with others. He created DecideBetter! to further develop successful decision techniques and promote these through books and other media to help others. Michael has a B.S. in computer science from Boston College and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. His books have been translated into Japanese and Chinese. In addition, he has published more than 500 articles and given more than 1000 speeches at conferences, industry association meetings, and client seminars."
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March 30, 2013
A should-read book on product development for knowledge workers and entrepreneurs.
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