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ZERO TIME, ZERO MISTAKE, ZERO COST - A New Way to Work

by F.B Enn

148 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #04-1120; ISBN 1-4120-3293-8; US$17.49, C$22.00, EUR15.00, £10.50

Practical ideas such as "next definite step", "discontinue the work", etc., are integrated to form a problem solving priciple to achieve zero time, zero mistake and zero cost in totality.

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About the Book Many books have been written with respect to either time management, quality control/assurance, cost control or the likes. However, if you apply them in isolation, you may compromise either time, quality or cost. As a result, many people just accept the so called balance between time, quality and cost. To the writer, that balance is not good enough. To acquire the three important values in totality, the writer will introduce the terms zero time, zero mistake, zero cost and a problem solving principle. Chapter 1: In The Space will explain the philosophies behind the problem solving principle uphold by this book. Chapter 2: In The Air will illustrate the ingredients of this problem solving principle i.e. the formulas such as "the next definite step", "discontinue the work", "what we want ultimately", etc. which were derived from the philosophies explained in Chapter 1. Chapter 3: Down To Earth will explain how the formulas stated in Chapter 2 were applied in piece meal basis to manage fast track projects by some reputable companies in the world. Chapter 4: The Principle will illustrate how the formulas are integrated to form a simple but yet effective and efficient problem solving principle. The ways on how this problem solving principle can be applied to solve simple to complicated problems are explained in Chapter 5: Application This problem solving principle is flexible such that you can also integrate it with your way of thinking to manage time, quality and cost the way you want.

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