few days ago I received this book recently published in German: "Unternehmenswachstum - Die Welt der Sache natürlichste. The title I have translated, it is not yet published in another language. I was honored to receive it directly from Roland Kamm, one of its authors, who was until 2001 the Director General of the consortium Kärcher German, world leader in new solutions to solve your cleaning problems: http://www.karcher.de
Roland Kamm led from 1978 to 2001, this company and transformed the world leader in your area. the company's growth was something really unusual and well established. See table below left, sales in million Euros, to the right, on no employees worldwide.
The authors propose and describe, as it can grow even in difficult times. While the book points out the strategic background, based in the EKS of Mewes (ESC in Latin America), the most important thing in this book is the fusion (synthesis) of several areas that are investigated and observed separately by the science and practice: teaching management, natural sciences - especially laws of growth in nature, psychology, social ethics and Christianity. The central bottleneck of our society is the growing conflict between rich and poor. Put another way, between maximizing profit and self-centered human development community's sense of solidarity. The "case Kärcher" shows perhaps more clearly than any other example, if feasible to overcome capitalist conflict posed by Karl Marx, that is, if it is possible to increase the profit itself simultaneously through a common benefit, not prey on man and environment.
I received a request from Mr Kamm to search for editing and translating the book into English. In principle, Mr. Kamm is eventually willing to cede much of the rights, if it were to be a limiting factor for the book is a contribution to our Hispanic community. The translation, I made out probablemte. Well ... I'm reading the book a second time as it is fascinating and on the other, moving contacts to find the ideal editorial, it can be distributed efficiently throughout Latin America. Any ideas or input contacts are welcome.
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