Autor/Autorin: Mohammady Garfamy Reza
Reza Mohammady Garfamy received his PhD in Business Creation, Strategy and Management. He has also a MSc in Industrial Engineering (System and Productivity Management) and a BSc in Mathematics (Applied in Computer). He has published many books and papers in international journals.
This book focuses on the organizational community and is designed to be suitable for those interested in finding out more about business management studies and related subjects for the purpose of increasing understanding and/or adding to knowledge. It is multi-disciplinary in scope and covers many different areas and subjects including the organization theory as a scientific research program, new firm and small business from an economic perspective, Transaction Cost Approach (TCA) to supply chain, the Gnosjo industrial district as a viable corporation as well as an industrial district as a corporation, which is a comparison case study of industrial districts in Spain and Sweden. This book is intended mostly for leaders, managers, planners, employees and other stakeholders of public and private organizations and institutions interested in organization, entrepreneurship, economy, supply chain management and regional economic development. We believe that this book will encourage readers to know that there remains more opportunity and challenge ahead.
This book focuses on the organizational community and is designed to be suitable for those interested in finding out more about business management studies and related subjects for the purpose of increasing understanding and/or adding to knowledge. It is multi-disciplinary in scope and covers many different areas and subjects including the organization theory as a scientific research program, new firm and small business from an economic perspective, Transaction Cost Approach (TCA) to supply chain, the Gnosjo industrial district as a viable corporation as well as an industrial district as a corporation, which is a comparison case study of industrial districts in Spain and Sweden. This book is intended mostly for leaders, managers, planners, employees and other stakeholders of public and private organizations and institutions interested in organization, entrepreneurship, economy, supply chain management and regional economic development. We believe that this book will encourage readers to know that there remains more opportunity and challenge ahead.
Reza Mohammady Garfamy earned his PhD in Business Creation, Strategy and Management from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. He also has MSc in Industrial Engineering (System and Productivity Management) from the Islamic Azad University and BSc in Mathematics (Applied in Computer) from the Amirkabir University of Technology.
Über den Autor
Reza Mohammady Garfamy received his PhD in Business Creation, Strategy and Management. He has also a MSc in Industrial Engineering (System and Productivity Management) and a BSc in Mathematics (Applied in Computer). He has published many books and papers in international journals.
Klappentext
This book focuses on the organizational community and is designed to be suitable for those interested in finding out more about business management studies and related subjects for the purpose of increasing understanding and/or adding to knowledge. It is multi-disciplinary in scope and covers many different areas and subjects including the organization theory as a scientific research program, new firm and small business from an economic perspective, Transaction Cost Approach (TCA) to supply chain, the Gnosjo industrial district as a viable corporation as well as an industrial district as a corporation, which is a comparison case study of industrial districts in Spain and Sweden. This book is intended mostly for leaders, managers, planners, employees and other stakeholders of public and private organizations and institutions interested in organization, entrepreneurship, economy, supply chain management and regional economic development. We believe that this book will encourage readers to know that there remains more opportunity and challenge ahead.
