The Profit Equation

About the Book

With the popularity and proliferation of dashboards, scorecards, and key metrics in the business world today, have you asked: Are we measuring the right things, and is all of this measuring really helping us accomplish our goals? Through a fictional narrative, author Michael D. Batt teaches how to identify the key items that should be counted and explains what to do with these measurements so your business can reach its goals—financial or otherwise.

In The Profit Equation, Andy Davis is a typical high school student who plays on the high school basketball team, works at the local mall, and hates algebra. With the looming likelihood of failure of his basketball team, at work, and in algebra, Andy finds an unlikely source of guidance. Coach Hunter, the high school algebra teacher, comes to Andy’s rescue and teaches him a process to solve his problems—big and small.

Offering a look at a timeless leadership technique, The Profit Equation brings management by measurement to life. It will change the way you look at problems to empower you to accomplish your goals.

About the Author

Michael D. Batt earned a bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University and an MBA from the University of Utah. He has worked in several multimillion-dollar companies as a controller, e-commerce manager, chief operating officer, and general manager. Batt lives in Idaho Falls, Idaho, with his wife, Anne, and their sons.