The Goal: A Process Of Ongoing Improvement, By Eliyahu M. Goldratt And Jeff Jefferson

THE GOAL
A Process of Ongoing Improvement
THIRD REVISED EDITION
By Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox

Bibliographic Information

Title : The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement (Third Revised Edition)
Author : Name : Eliyahu M. Goldratt Born : 31March 1947 Died : 11 June 2011 (aged 64) Education : Degrees from Bar-Ilan University Popular Book : “Theory of Constraints” “Cause and Effect thinking”

By now, the TOC model has been practical to various industry sectors, including aerospace, automotive, construction, defense, distribution, education, health care, manufacturing, services, semiconductor, technology, and telecommunications .Personally I liked reading Eliyahu Goldratt’s book The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement. The book groups itself apart by teaching basic yet great business aspects using a fast-paced fictional story. I admit that I learned more from Goldratt’s book to gain more knowledge to gain more information more than just I learn in any of my business courses. I recommend this book to anyone interested in learning about the manufacturing of a

He has no exact place he would like to go, he just knows this meeting isn’t for him, not today. He needs to realize what the "goal" is. After a pizza and a six pack of beer it hits him, money. The "goal" is to make money and anything that brings us closer to it is productive and all that doesn’t isn’t.

Chapter 6
Alex Rogo finally returns to the plant at 4:30 that evening. In his office he asks Lou the plant’s controller about the goal of the plant. Lou agrees that it is to make money. They stay to talk about the measurements that are used to tell if a company is making money. He finally realizes how late it is at work and calls his wife and they get into an fight again. Rogo finishes conversation to his night time manager then heads to the house.

Chapter 7
He gets home to meet his daughter still up to show him her report card which was all A’s. He puts her to bed then begins to think about the business again. He knows he only has a little time to turn things around, but he needs to know so much more. This is when he decides he needs to talk to Jonah again.
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