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The Goal, by Eliyahu Goldratt, is a story about a young executive named Alex Rogo.
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Part One Introduction, Assumptions about Manufacturing, Balanced Capacity, Dependent Events and Statistical Fluctuations The Goal, by Eliyahu Goldratt, is a story about a young executive named Alex Rogo who personifies the profile of a large number of individuals involved in business administration. He possesses an undergraduate degree and an MBA. He is married and has two school age children. Alex began his career at UniCo fifteen years ago as a project engineer under the supervision of Bill Peach. Peach has ascended the corporate hierarchy and attained the position of division manager, a vice-presidential level. Alex now works under Peach as a plant manager of a manufacturing factory in Bearington which is also his home town. He has a competent and well trained staff, each of whom is a subject matter expert in their respective functions. UniCo is led by highly experienced managers, who have all been exposed to increasingly broadened responsibilities...
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