Therefore, the "enterprise quantitative management" model is suitable for those enterprises that have gradually stepped out of the threat of enterprise survival crisis after years of wind and rain, and then face (think) how to continue to develop and how to maintain a permanent competitive advantage in the future competition. It can provide scientific methods for enterprises to set goals, decompose the key ways to achieve goals, establish quantitative evaluation standards for key steps in the ways, and fix the above work in the form of "SOP", so that your enterprise can rise from the current level to the level of institutional guarantee.
The success of a company essentially comes from an excellent organization, and establishing an excellent organization is the core mission of managers. Quantitative management theory is a systematic quantitative management theory, which originates from the international advanced management concept and the management practice of world-famous companies.
First of all, let people see how Mr. jim cantalupo, the former chairman and CEO of McDonald's, commented on his secret of success: "No matter when and where, no matter who operates it, there is no difference in product and quality, and people have strict quantitative operation manuals"! It is the magic weapon of McDonald's success. Therefore, McDonald's can open tens of thousands of chain stores in just a few decades, without worrying too much about product quality and service, and without worrying too much about finding tens of thousands of qualified store managers. Because standard operating procedures provide him with considerable protection. Mr. John Pepper, CEO of Procter & Gamble, who is known as the global enterprise manager university, summed up the reasons for Procter & Gamble's long history and said: "Procter & Gamble has successfully maintained its business for 160 years, and many people think that people are a mysterious company. Now I want to tell you that his mystery lies in that people have an objective and scientific quantitative management system. The success of P&G 160 years comes from this constantly improving quantitative management system. " Therefore, while people's domestic enterprises are racking their brains for the listing of a product, they still inevitably suffer from the tragic failure that the probability of successful listing of new products is less than 5%. P&G continues to maintain the impressive performance of 85% of the global product listing success rate.