为企业瘦身要善做减法（For the enterprise downsizing, do good subtraction）.doc

为企业瘦身要善做减法（For the enterprise downsizing, do good subtraction） Slim down Economic growth, rich life, many people are becoming more and more obese, and they are very harmful to health. Therefore, the gradual formation of a wave of weight loss, especially in women are flocking. As a result of economic development, the scale of enterprises is also expanding. Many enterprises also make their own rapid growth through mergers and acquisitions, forming a phenomenon of obesity. A large enterprise, despite their size, but the resulting enterprise resource consumption and waste of resources, in terms of quality and quantity of the relative shortage and lack of pay, and the complexity of managing management costs, will cause the enterprise a fat brilliant, become hollow turnip, cannot see to eat, or even cause enterprise short-lived. The growth of an enterprise should be health, not obesity. Should many enterprises or enterprise groups consider downsizing? There are many examples of downsizing in the world. Germanys Bayer (Bayer) after the seven large-scale acquisitions expanded rapidly in the past 20 years, at the beginning of November 2003 has completed a weight-loss plan the largest in history, its part of the chemical and plastic business separation, set up a company called Duke (New Co.) of the new company. Procter Gamble (PG) in the United States has also drawn up a 2005 downsizing plan that will cut some marginal distributors, leaving only the best and most closely associated distributors with the company. Why do enterprises lose weight? The most basic mission of an enterprise is to create profits, and thus extend to the social mission. Profit is the main key, not turnover or scale, and there is no profit to accomplish the social mission. Using addition to expand the scale of enterprises to increase turnover, can increase profits, but also often due to human capital, management, decentralized power, but the profit is too slow, and even make the overall profits. The art