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我是觉得画报不错！
《经济日报》有最新最全的国家经济政策，《商界》，《成功》，《生意通》比较适合创业者阅读。
管理世界和南开管理评论。我国管理界最权威的两个杂志。
管理和财经类杂志比较有名的：《中国企业家》《财经》《创业家》《经理人》《财富》《福布斯》《世界经理人》《商业价值》《哈佛商业评论》等等，供参考！
想到几个，《财富》、《福布斯》和《商业周刊》我喜欢看一些有关财经的杂志，经常会去杂志铺查找，个人认为比较好看的有 ，大家可以参考一下，希望能帮助到你们，采纳o_O！
国内的《创业邦》《管理学家》《商界》《大大商业评论》《商界》《经济学家》《财经》等；国外的《经济学人》、《商业周刊》《时代周刊》《管理杂志》《经理人月刊》等，太多太多了，在网上搜一下一大堆
企业管理杂志 管理世界 中外管理 中国企业家杂志
NEW YORK (FORTUNE) - It's pretty incredible to look back 30 years to when Microsoft (Research) was starting and realize how work has been We're finally getting close to what I call the digital workstyleIf you look at this office, there isn't much paper in On my desk I have three screens, synchronized to form a single I can drag items from one screen to the Once you have that large display The screen on the left has my list of e- On the center screen is usually the specific e-mail I'm reading and responding And my browser is on the right-hand This setup gives me the ability to glance and see what new has come in while I'm working on something, and to bring up a link that's related to an e-mail and look at it while the e-mail is still in front of At Microsoft, e-mail is the medium of choice, more than phone calls, documents, blogs, bulletin boards, or even meetings (voicemails and faxes are actually integrated into our e-mail in-boxes)I get about 100 e-mails a We apply filtering to keep it to that level梕-mail comes straight to me from anyone I've ever corresponded with, anyone from Microsoft, Intel, HP, and all the other partner companies, and anyone I And I always see a write-up from my assistant of any other e-mail, from companies that aren't on my permission list or individuals I don't That way I know what people are praising us for, what they are complaining about, and what they are We're at the point now where the challenge isn't how to communicate effectively with e-mail, it's ensuring that you spend your time on the e-mail that matters I use tools like "in-box rules" and search folders to mark and group messages based on their content and I'm not big on to-do Instead, I use e-mail and desktop folders and my online So when I walk up to my desk, I can focus on the e-mails I've flagged and check the folders that are monitoring particular projects and particular Outlook also has a little notification box that comes up in the lower right whenever a new e-mail comes We call it the I'm very disciplined about ignoring that unless I see that it's a high-priority Staying focused is one issue; that's the problem of information The other problem is information Being flooded with information doesn't mean we have the right information or that we're in touch with the right I deal with this by using SharePoint, a tool that creates websites for collaboration on specific These sites contain plans, schedules, discussion boards, and other information, and they can be created by just about anyone in the company with a couple of Right now, I'm getting ready for Think W In May, I'll go off for a week and read 100 or more papers from Microsoft employees that examine issues related to the company and the future of I've been doing this for over 12 It used to be an all-paper process in which I was the only one doing the reading and Today the whole process is digital and open to the entire I'm now far more efficient in picking the right papers to read, and I can add electronic comments that everyone sees in real Microsoft has more than 50,000 people, so when I'm thinking, "Hey, what's the future of the online payment system?" or "What's a great way to keep track of your memories of your kid?" or any neat new thing, I write it Then people can see it and say, "No, you're wrong" or "Did you know about this work being done at such-and-such a place?"SharePoint puts me in touch with lots of people deep in the It's like having a super-website that lets many people edit and discuss梖ar more than the standard practice of sending e-mails with And it notifies you if anything comes up in an area you're interested Another digital tool that has had a big effect on my productivity is desktop It has transformed the way I access information on my PC, on servers, and on the I With larger hard drives and increasing bandwidth, I now have gigabytes of information on my PC and servers in the form of e-mails, documents, media files, contact databases, and so Instead of having to navigate through folders to find that one document where I think a piece of information might be, I simply type search terms into a toolbar and all the e-mails and documents that contain that information are at my The same goes for phone numbers and email Paper is no longer a big part of my I get 90% of my news online, and when I go to a meeting and want to jot things down, I bring my Tablet PC It's fully synchronized with my office machine so I have all the files I It also has a note-taking piece of software called OneNote, so all my notes are in digital The one low-tech piece of equipment still in my office is my I always have nice color pens, and it's great for brainstorming when I'm with other people, and even sometimes by The whiteboards in some Microsoft offices have the ability to capture an image and send it up to the computer, almost like a huge Tablet PC I don't have that right now, but probably I'll get a digital whiteboard in the next Today, if there's something up there that's brilliant, I just get out my pen and my Tablet PC and recreate Days are often filled with It's a nice luxury to get some time to go write up my thoughts or follow up on meetings during the But sometimes that doesn't So then it's great after the kids go to bed to be able to just sit at home and go through whatever e-mail I didn't get If the entire week is very busy, it's the weekend when I'll send the long, thoughtful pieces of e- When people come in Monday morning, they'll see that I've been quite busy?they'll have a lot of e-mailarea, you'll never go back, because it has a direct impact on
NEW YORK (FORTUNE) - It's pretty incredible to look back 30 years to when Microsoft (Research) was starting and realize how work has been We're finally getting close to what I call the digital workstyle If you look at this office, there isn't much paper in On my desk I have three screens, synchronized to form a single I can drag items from one screen to the Once you have that large display The screen on the left has my list of e- On the center screen is usually the specific e-mail I'm reading and responding And my browser is on the right-hand This setup gives me the ability to glance and see what new has come in while I'm working on something, and to bring up a link that's related to an e-mail and look at it while the e-mail is still in front of At Microsoft, e-mail is the medium of choice, more than phone calls, documents, blogs, bulletin boards, or even meetings (voicemails and faxes are actually integrated into our e-mail in-boxes) I get about 100 e-mails a We apply filtering to keep it to that level梕-mail comes straight to me from anyone I've ever corresponded with, anyone from Microsoft, Intel, HP, and all the other partner companies, and anyone I And I always see a write-up from my assistant of any other e-mail, from companies that aren't on my permission list or individuals I don't That way I know what people are praising us for, what they are complaining about, and what they are We're at the point now where the challenge isn't how to communicate effectively with e-mail, it's ensuring that you spend your time on the e-mail that matters I use tools like "in-box rules" and search folders to mark and group messages based on their content and I'm not big on to-do Instead, I use e-mail and desktop folders and my online So when I walk up to my desk, I can focus on the e-mails I've flagged and check the folders that are monitoring particular projects and particular Outlook also has a little notification box that comes up in the lower right whenever a new e-mail comes We call it the I'm very disciplined about ignoring that unless I see that it's a high-priority Staying focused is one issue; that's the problem of information The other problem is information Being flooded with information doesn't mean we have the right information or that we're in touch with the right I deal with this by using SharePoint, a tool that creates websites for collaboration on specific These sites contain plans, schedules, discussion boards, and other information, and they can be created by just about anyone in the company with a couple of Right now, I'm getting ready for Think W In May, I'll go off for a week and read 100 or more papers from Microsoft employees that examine issues related to the company and the future of I've been doing this for over 12 It used to be an all-paper process in which I was the only one doing the reading and Today the whole process is digital and open to the entire I'm now far more efficient in picking the right papers to read, and I can add electronic comments that everyone sees in real Microsoft has more than 50,000 people, so when I'm thinking, "Hey, what's the future of the online payment system?" or "What's a great way to keep track of your memories of your kid?" or any neat new thing, I write it Then people can see it and say, "No, you're wrong" or "Did you know about this work being done at such-and-such a place?" SharePoint puts me in touch with lots of people deep in the It's like having a super-website that lets many people edit and discuss梖ar more than the standard practice of sending e-mails with And it notifies you if anything comes up in an area you're interested Another digital tool that has had a big effect on my productivity is desktop It has transformed the way I access information on my PC, on servers, and on the I With larger hard drives and increasing bandwidth, I now have gigabytes of information on my PC and servers in the form of e-mails, documents, media files, contact databases, and so Instead of having to navigate through folders to find that one document where I think a piece of information might be, I simply type search terms into a toolbar and all the e-mails and documents that contain that information are at my The same goes for phone numbers and email Paper is no longer a big part of my I get 90% of my news online, and when I go to a meeting and want to jot things down, I bring my Tablet PC It's fully synchronized with my office machine so I have all the files I It also has a note-taking piece of software called OneNote, so all my notes are in digital The one low-tech piece of equipment still in my office is my I always have nice color pens, and it's great for brainstorming when I'm with other people, and even sometimes by The whiteboards in some Microsoft offices have the ability to capture an image and send it up to the computer, almost like a huge Tablet PC I don't have that right now, but probably I'll get a digital whiteboard in the next Today, if there's something up there that's brilliant, I just get out my pen and my Tablet PC and recreate Days are often filled with It's a nice luxury to get some time to go write up my thoughts or follow up on meetings during the But sometimes that doesn't So then it's great after the kids go to bed to be able to just sit at home and go through whatever e-mail I didn't get If the entire week is very busy, it's the weekend when I'll send the long, thoughtful pieces of e- When people come in Monday morning, they'll see that I've been quite busy?they'll have a lot of e-mailarea, you'll never go back, because it has a direct impact on
《当代企业家》 杂志社成立于1999年，由广东省政府关心下一代工作委员会主办，是中国进出口商品交易会指定读物。《当代企业家》杂志(国内刊号CN51-1114/I、国际刊号ISSN1006-026X)创刊之初就受到了各级领导的关怀——原广东省委书记任仲夷亲笔提写刊名，原国务院副总理吴桂贤、原广东省省长卢瑞华担任名誉会长。该刊主要宣传国家部委的企业政策，介绍全球经贸、金融、科技信息、港台信息、广东经济走势以及国内外企业管理的成败得失，致力于加强企业、政府、媒体间互动，是在国内外公开发行的财经人物类杂志。《当代企业家》自创办以来，凭借南方经济发达的优势，致力于企业及企业家新闻和形象的采访和传播。十多年来，成功地创立了《行业精英》、《人物春秋》、《南粤大地》、《军旅生涯》、《艺术收藏》、《法律生活》、《客家风情》等十余个知名栏目，先后报道了数十个著名人物（如李嘉诚、刘永好、张兰、吴长江、曹德旺、何永智、王祥林、涂辉龙、邹国营、李辉、冼笃信、周玉书、邓建国等）深受广大企业家的欢迎，在同类刊物中享有较高的声誉。
《中国企业家》杂志创刊于1985年，由经济日报报业集团主办，是以“企业家”命名的杂志。正式改2005年为半月刊。《中国企业家》杂志是中国第一本以“企业家”命名的杂志。杂志定位于“一个阶层的生意与生活”，秉承“国力的较量在于企业，企业的较量在于企业家”核心理念，立足企业家立场，弘扬企业家精神，致力使企业家阶层成为中国社会最受尊重的主流人群。
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《当代企业家》 杂志社成立于1999年，由广东省政府关心下一代工作委员会主办，是中国进出口商品交易会指定读物。《当代企业家》杂志(国内刊号CN51-1114/I、国际刊号ISSN1006-026X)创刊之初就受到了各级领导的关怀——原广东省委书记任仲夷亲笔提写刊名，原国务院副总理吴桂贤、原广东省省长卢瑞华担任名誉会长。该刊主要宣传国家部委的企业政策，介绍全球经贸、金融、科技信息、港台信息、广东经济走势以及国内外企业管理的成败得失，致力于加强企业、政府、媒体间互动，是在国内外公开发行的财经人物类杂志。《当代企业家》自创办以来，凭借南方经济发达的优势，致力于企业及企业家新闻和形象的采访和传播。十多年来，成功地创立了《行业精英》、《人物春秋》、《南粤大地》、《军旅生涯》、《艺术收藏》、《法律生活》、《客家风情》等十余个知名栏目，先后报道了数十个著名人物（如李嘉诚、刘永好、张兰、吴长江、曹德旺、何永智、王祥林、涂辉龙、邹国营、李辉、冼笃信、周玉书、邓建国等）深受广大企业家的欢迎，在同类刊物中享有较高的声誉。
专门介绍企业的杂志？这个很难说。。。中国企业家 环球企业家 都是介绍企业家。当然，说人肯定会说到 企业。另外，商界，销售与市场也会介绍企业的发展与战略，营销，很不错，你倒可以一看。还有，经营者 也是讲企业经营的。还有，〈川商〉〈浙商〉等。
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