Organizer issue 1-2/1997

Receive the German-language trade journal "organisator" in issue 1-2/1997 as a PDF download with the following table of contents:

FITNESS FOR YOU AND YOUR COMPANY

Your company can only be fit if you personally feel fit. And your well-being, in turn, depends on the state of your company—a vicious circle? No, if you take our advice to heart: Herbert Holzrichter in conversation with Franz Schnyder: Getting started with temporary management For Arnold H. Lanz, a company needs more than just money: Does your company have a spirit and a soul? Otmar Stein ensures fitness in your workplace: Only change is beneficial Arnold H. Lanz influences your kitchen: Nutrition tips for managers.

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

The book of the month on the subject
Ecology and economy:
Know what it's all about... act!
Hansruedi Lienhard reports on the shipwreck of his company:
Fate, luck and misfortune, mystery
Ludwig A. Mineiii's experience in QA:
ISO quality certificates - a kind of diary
The seminar that helps you to develop an effective strategy:
The SMART top customer strategy

EMPLOYEE MANAGEMENT

The theme of the 8th Swiss Conference for Human Resources Managers: What do employees do with shareholder value?

BEING HUMAN, PERSONAL PERFORMANCE

Gonsaiv K. Mainberger's "Philosophy" column:
The test for the pudding
Christian Katz: Orient yourself to the benefit!

MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

The pages about and for the consultants

MARKETING

Hans-Peter Zimmermann on the first misconception of the medium-sized entrepreneur:
"Advertising is sinfully expensive and of no use".
Rolf Gruber's food for thought: the new trend is concrete
Dieter Markwalder's series "Do-it-yourself press work": What looks good in a press kit?

ORGANIZATION, INFORMATICS

Peter Schmid on the networking of the company:Crossing the boundaries of the company
Frank Taylor on the "lnternet Expo" question: At what point is the Internet profitable?
Martin Spaar: Fresh from the market

FINANCES FOR ENTREPRENEURS AND COMPANIES

Daniel Hofmann, Lukas Rieder: Cost center planning in small businesses Thomas Greber: Successful dunning—how to get your money A small competition for the best dunning texts Michael Leysinger helps you optimize your annual financial statements for tax purposes Stefan Heini concludes our controlling series: Controlling in companies—introduction and structure Reto Caviezel discovered the often overlooked controlling potential in investment accounting