Organizer issue 6/1997

Receive the German-language trade journal "organisator" in issue 6/1997 as a PDF download with the following table of contents:

CORPORATE MERGER

When companies merge, it is not enough that money comes to money. The people-to-people event is far more important and requires depth. David J. Emery (Delegate of the Board of Directors) reports how the calculation "one plus one" finally worked out at Dun & Bradstreet: one plus one equals one.

DATABASE HEAD

We are not even aware of the powerhouse that is available to us in our minds. Here are a few keys to using it. Mario Brühlmann presents mind mapping as the method for success for SMEs. Victor Bataillard lists the prerequisites for brainstorming: How to unleash (and organize!) your thoughts. And for self-study, reading tips from Franz Schnyder: These six books will help you get ahead.

BEING HUMAN, PERSONAL PERFORMANCE

Arnold H. Lanz sifts through the gold rush for you
The next Academy seminar with Elke Rickenbach: Why do we have the best ideas in the shower?
Bernhard Trösch is a lateral thinker with logic and asks you: Where do you have the mouse?
The book tip of the month by Franz Schnyder is this time a listening tip: With it you hear your life's dream come true
Christian Katz tells you in his column "Coach Yourself" How to set and achieve your goals

EMPLOYEE MANAGEMENT

Urs Alter makes you the coach of your employees: How the new boss leads
Tommy Hofmann and Toni Nadig present the DDS - Diagnostics of Thinking Strategy:
Become a judge of character

ORGANIZATION, INFORMATICS

Felix Niederberger - Series "Project Management (3): The Project Manager's Handbag
To TopSoft 97: TopSoft event program and market news
Dieter Fischer: Professional tips for changing systems
Product Presentations: The Crux with Meeting Minutes - By Kurt V. Stach
PSI proves that innovation pays off
New BusPro simplifies life with the screen
Meridian CalICenter: Corporate communications control tower
Voice Mail as a universal platform

MARKETING

Cornel Müller presents the salesman in the 21st century: Do you know how you will sell tomorrow?
Hans-Peter Zimmermann reveals The secret formula for sales success
Rolf Gruber's food for thought: The next success is in your drawer