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Want to learn more about TOC?
Below we list some of the more popular books on
the subject
 Necessary But Not
Sufficient
By Eliyahu M Goldratt, Eli Schragenheim,
Carol Ptak
Eli
has done it again! This time with Eli Schragenheim and Carol Ptak. What The
Goal has done for production, this book will do for the IT industry. Many
ERP vendors are taking a serious look at their future. This book takes the
wraps off the IT industry and shows who will be the winners in the next
decade. Find out why the ERP industry is in deep trouble and what to do
about it. The solution is so clear and compelling that all the major IT
companies are scrambling to re-engineer their assumptions and product
offering.
 The Race
By Eliyahu M Goldratt and Robert E Fox
The graphics and accompanying text reveal the implications
stemming from the shop floor to our standard of living. The Race allows you
to derive a superior system, Drum-Buffer-Rope, for generating logistical
improvements, and how to focus those improvements so they are optimal and
not just local.
 Critical Chain
By Eliyahu M Goldratt
What The Goal has done for production, this book will do for project
management. Many organizations are scrambling to get Critical Chain
implemented as the guiding philosophy for project management. Case studies
are streaming in from around the world which confirm the power of this new
approach to project management. How would you like to cut project duration
in half? This book will tell you how!
 The Goal: A Process of
Ongoing Improvement 2nd Revised Edition
By Eliyahu M Goldratt and Jeff Cox
Written in a fast-paced, thriller style, The Goal is the gripping novel
which is transforming management thinking throughout the Western world. The
story of Alex Rogo's fight to save his plant is more than compulsive
reading. It contains a serious message for all managers and demonstrates the
ideas which underlie the Theory of Constraints. The second revised edition
includes 70 more pages which detail more obstacles that Alex must overcome
in order that his plant remain on a process of ongoing improvement. This
best selling book is also available as a beautifully produced audio
cassette. The production features 30 actors and original music which bring
the story and characters to life.
 The Theory of
Constraints and its Implications for Management Accounting
By Eric Noreen, Debra Smith, and James T
Mackey
The philosophy of the Theory of Constraints
(TOC) has been well-articulated, but what we don't know is how well TOC has
been applied in practice. What problems are encountered in practice? What
success stories are there to tell? To answer these questions, the Institute
of Management Accountant's Foundation for Applied Research sponsored the
first in-depth evaluation ever of TOC, based on investigations at 21 U.S.
and European companies. The results of this evaluation are now available in
The Theory of Constraints and its Implications for Management Accounting,
written by three highly motivated Management Accounting academics who
carefully explore the pragmatics of TOC implementation. Includes actual case
studies from organizations who have benefited from TOC.
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