Financial factors are the life-blood of any organization. Entrepreneurs need money to operate, and investors need places to invest their money. This has led to a variety of mechanisms used to exchange capital for anticipated financial returns. However, when companies grow to large proportions, how does a backer know that a business is being run efficiently to maximize return on investment? This question is answered in Corporate Performance Improvement.rnGarapaty Balarama Krishna Prasad, a practitioner working in India, has applied these concepts with academic rigor to his organization in the pharmaceuticals field. He also has critically evaluated other organizations using the criteria and concepts described in the book.
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