Government Business Management Program to prevent Crises and boost Competitiveness
Submitted by bcfc on October 7th, 2008
Governments around the world are promising programs to prevent future business management problems
After every economic, financial, or corporate governance crisis, governments promise action to prevent problems from happening again. The actions invariably impose more regulations on enterprises, which increase business costs and complexity, and do not address or solve the actual problems.
There is only one problem to solve, the problem of obsolete 20th century enterprise management
The fundamental problem underlying every economic, financial, and corporate governance crisis is the failure to understand and manage the business properly on the part of managers, accountants and auditors, and government regulators. The problems are inherent in 20th century management structures laid over businesses worldwide that prevent actual business management.
There is only one solution, organize the actual business with R-pM and apply 21st Century Management Standards
The solution to the problem is available today with Result-performance Management (R-pM) to assist businesses, professional bodies, educational institutions, business service and solution providers, and government programs to institute and support proper business management. R-pM replaces 20th century management structures laid over the business, with one business structure for 21st Century Management.
A government “Business Management Program” will prevent future problems and provide significant economic benefits
The financial crisis proves that serious enterprise management problems exist. Now is the time to open our minds to new actual business management and to avoid repeating past mistakes. Most governments likely will continue the past cosmetic approach to pass new regulations and announce that they have solved the problem. A forward-looking government must take the lead to institute a “Business Management Program” as discussed in the referenced article. Once one government establishes its country as the leader and begins the program, other countries will be forced to follow. But, the lead country will always have the advantages developed by the leader.
A proposed government Business Management Program is outlined in an article in 21st Century Management Magazine
The essential components of a Business Management Program are described in the article “Government Business Management Program to prevent future Crises and boost Competitiveness” in 21st Century Management Magazine at R-pM.net. .

