2017年商务英语(BEC)高级阅读模拟题二

　　1 this book follows the progress of various products from the concept to the selling stage.
　　2 this book includes very few technical terms.
　　3 in this book we are given some detailed inside information onpanies.
　　4 the writer of this book believespany bosses aim at more than the financial improvement of theirpany.
　　5 the writer of this book feels that success involves the ability to adapt quickly to a new situation.
　　6 it is stated in this book that future business success will involve understanding recent thinking in the business area.
　　7 this book shows how to include tine input of consumer in apany.
　　8 this book is aimed at the workforce as well as management.

　　a　percentage solutions                 paler fraser

　　anticipating changes in the marketplace and thepetition depends on the ability to quickly reorganize business structures. percentage solutions shows that these significant change indicators lie in the 20% of business opportunities that will drive growth and profit into the future. peter fraser suggests thatpanies stay ahead of change by using a rapid redesign approach to quickly renew and rethink their business. in the book he details how this redesign could work and gives some example of how it could be put into practice in apany.

　　￡18.99

　　b　business thoughts      norman heimes, sandy davies

　　attaining higher levels of customer satisfaction, increasing speed and efficiency in the product development process, and increasing profits are the goals many managers are struggling to achieve. the basic business philosophy behind this book is customer integrated decision making, or cidm, which is a process that shows managers how to reach these goals by integrating the customer into the decision-making process and incorporating the customer’s wants and needs into the design of new products and services.

　　￡35.00

　　cmodities to go              philip m rodgers

　　this fascinating and instructive book takes readers behind the scenes of twenty-four of the biggest new product success stories of the past few years and reveals the normally confidential workings of some of the institutions where these products were developed. each story focuses on a different strategy and offers managers and professionals invaluable insights into how the brightest and best new product ideas were originally thought up, then developed and finally brought to market.

　　￡22.50

　　d　a handbook of modern business matters         joyce jamieson

　　the incorporation of information technology in the workplace has revolutionized the way people do business. but the revolution has not finished - new technologies are being developed every day. the divide between man and technology is bing increasingly narrow, and in some societies social and cultural changes are gradually occurring in order to reengineer business operations for the 21st century. a handbook of modem business matters will encourage you to think about the new concepts and ideas which often pass by only half understood, but will eventually make the difference between success and failure.

　　￡14.99

　　e　business choices                       anne jones

　　this original book about attitudes towards work is both for individuals in routine jobs seeking to improve the quality of their working lives and for managers who find themselves expected to do more with less in this era of uncertainty. business choices reveals a new way of thinking about work that will motivate both employees andpanies to reach for higher levels of achievement. in a clear and very readable style that avoids much irritating business jargon. anne jones seeks to improve working attitudes at all levels of the workforce.

　　￡18.99

　　attaining higher levels of customer delight, increasing the speed and efficiency in the product development process, and increasing profits are goals many managers are struggling to achieve. customer integrated decision making, or cidm, is a process that will show managers how to reach these goals by integrating the customer into the decision-making process and incorporating the customer’s wants and needs into the design of new products and services.

　　customer integration: the quality function deployment （qfd） leader’s guide for decision making focuses on theplete cidm/qfd process. the book details the reasons for using cidm market identification techniques, and qfd idea generation methodologies, as well as some basic and advanced customer "choice" prediction approaches. this practical, structured, and replicable process will provide apany of any size with the tools to assure its teams’ success as they move to be linked to the customer.

　　customer integration opens with aprehensive overview for executives, followed by a detailed discussion of how cidm/qfd can increase profits for businesses in a variety of industries. the executive overview reviews the issues confrontingpanies today and gives reasons why executives will need to be linked to customers topete. the second part of the book lays out some of the foundation knowledge that middle managers will need to have in order tomit to supporting individuals and teams and toplete cidm/qfd projects. part ii also offers practical discussions on the critical role of leadership and the challenges of implementation. the third part of the book provides a step-by-step explanation of the process, along with aplete review of the necessary concepts and tools to make a cidm/qfd project happen.

　　customer integration is designed for the wholepany. it provides the information executives and managers need to undertake a customer integrated decision-making project and the knowledge that team members need to assure success in their project.