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Welcome to the PearsonHigher EducationCatalogue for BusinessWe believe that Business students bring about a positive change in theircommunities and at Pearson we want to give them access to the types ofresources that will help them acquire the skills necessary to be the mostrelevant and skilled candidates in the workplace.To this end, we have structured our list of Business titles to help studentsgain the knowledge they will need in the workplace. This catalogue featuresour latest titles; our new interactive eBooks, that will allow you to engagestudents through enhanced digital content; as well as Learning Catalytics,designed to track students’ understanding of concepts in real time.At Pearson, we are proud of our history of and experience in helping learnersof all ages and stages find their path to a fruitful and fulfilling career.Because wherever learning flourishes, so do people.CreditsImages by Christof van der Walt1 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

ContentsWelcome to our world3Business content and titles6Digital solutions60Services and support72Our Learning Solutions guide5Guide to sampling andprescribing textbooks8Moving towards aconnected future61Lecturer support74Pearson support75Our Business titles9MyLab and Mastering62Implementation support75Professional development75MyLab Foundational Skills63MyEnglishLab64Multilingual ConceptGlossary series55Financial Times56MyLab IT64Custom Solutions59MyLab for Business65Learning Catalytics66eBooks67Interactive eBooksOnline coursesClick any item on thecontents page to goto that section.6970CourseConnect70Digital Literacy CitizenshipCourse71Click the section icon on the navigation bar atthe bottom of any page to go to the openingsection of that subsection.Click on the left and right arrowsto navigate through the catalogue.Clicking the home button will takeyou to the contents page.2 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Welcome toour worldThe world of education is changing morerapidly than ever before, and these areexciting times for students and lecturers.As a learning company, we want to helppeople adapt to this changing world,navigating its challenges and opportunities,and ultimately making progress in life.Your partner on the learning journeyLearning isn’t a destination starting and stopping at the classroomdoor. It is a never-ending road of discovery, challenges, inspirationand wonder. For many people, learning is the route to a jobto support their family or the skills to help them progress intheir career. For others, it is simply a passion for discovery.Learning opens up opportunities and enriches every stage of life.Supporting people along this path of discovery and inspiration,Pearson cultivates a love of learning that enables a lifetimeof progress.3 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Stepping up to thechallenge at handEquipping people with the skills they need foremployment is a global challenge. It is vital foreconomic success, and it transforms the lives offamilies. At Pearson, our mission is to help peoplemake progress in their lives through learning. Weserve students, lecturers and employers worldwide;we work at every point of the learning journey, frompre-school to the workplace. And because we knowthat for most of our students, education and trainingare a means to an end – a job that supports them andtheir families – employability is the ultimatepurpose of what we do.We work with educators and students to continuallyquestion and improve our content, digital solutionsand learning services to ensure that our productshave the most positive impact on learning.Our commitmentThe students in your class are part of a newgeneration that values the access that digitaltools provide. They expect their learning tools tobe as engaging and efficient as those they use tocommunicate. It is an approach they will carry intotheir careers.We understand the unique needs of lecturers andstudents in higher education and have designedadaptable learning solutions to meet those needs.We have over 40 years' experience in the SouthAfrican Higher Education sector and more than acentury of experience in the global higher educationsector, making us your trusted partner.Our authors are respected experts in their fields,providing trusted content for all our titles and digitalsolutions. The expansion of eLearning platformscomplements and reinforces the physical presenceof your campuses, providing a dynamic and nurturinglearning environment in which your students can thrive.We would like to partner with you, not only to deliver21st century education in the best way possible,but also to help your students become successfullyemployed citizens.We understand your needsWe understand that people have diverse backgroundsand unique ways of learning. That is why we provideyou with specially-designed tools to help equip youand your students in the best possible way. Ourresults-driven approach ensures that lecturers andstudents alike can thrive. With a broad range ofcontent, digital solutions and services, we providea supportive and enriching learning ecosystem tofacilitate lecturing and help prepare your studentsfor the workplace, giving them the greatest chance ofsuccess as they embark toward the future.We support you andyour students all the wayDesigning effective learning tools is only part of thesolution. We ensure that you are able to implement oursolutions with ease. To this end, we offer a range ofservices, such as assistance during project roll-out andtechnical support to help you when the need arises.4 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Our Learning Solutions guidefor Higher EducationSOLPROVEN RESULTSSONUTIEnglish Language TeachingomstCuOnlineCoursseOur trusted and effective learning solutions –a blend of content, digital solutions and services –have been created to enable lecturers, as well asstudents to flourish.tenntCoPContenteBooksDynamic deliveryof contentoksBointPrSDEEServices & SupportIndividualassessment viamobile devicesEffective,engaging learningexperiencesNEEDSSupport duringproject roll-outTechnical supportICT skillsfor lecturersLUSOSOSNOTIPearsonsupport/local supportMyLab andMasteringLocal andinternationalcontentNalyticsg CatrninLeaCustom solutionsfor your digitalneedsrmstfolaYour Pearson Key Account Manager can guide andsupport you in making the correct and most suitablechoices for your institution and your course.Personalisedonline coursewareDSThis visual guide is designed to help you find theright Pearson solution for you and your students.The inner circle of the visual guide summarises howour locally-relevant, customisable solutions optimiseand enrich your teaching.Choose yourown contentNEEFlexibleDigitalContentWorkplace readinessand employabilitynioatntmeelmpal ILoctorppSuLUTIONSProfessiontal DevelopmenP ROVEN RESULTS5 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

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Content and titlesfor a brightertomorrowBecause we believe in unlocking thepotential in every student, we onlywork with experienced educators andpractitioners to author our books andsupport material. Our authors know andunderstand the South African HigherEducation curricula, which helps them tocreate our industry-leading content thatguides university students on their learningpath towards success.To ensure that our content improves students’ skills and inspirescritical, creative and independent thinking, we believe in relevantand engaging learning. We thoroughly research students’learning needs and shape our learning and teaching resourcesaround their needs in order to maximise their learning potential.7 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Guide to sampling andprescribing textbooksWith more than 60 000 international titles and agrowing list of more than 200 local titles, we areconfident that we can provide suitable material foralmost any course.Prescribing a textbook1. Lecturer confirms textbook prescription.2. Lecturer advises Pearson and booksellerof the following:Simply follow the steps below to make sure youfind the most suitable book and that it is availablefor your students. Title ISBNSampling Course name Course code Expected number of students Semester Technology component.1. Continue browsing the current localBusiness catalogue. To see our internationalsolutions, browse the international PearsonCatalogue on ne/Law/91094442.page2. Request a sample from your Pearson KeyAccount Manager.3. Consider the textbook options:3. Key Account Manager grants lecturer accessto various support resources, such as classpresentations and test banks that complementtextbook content.Ordering prescribed books Is the publisher’s solution comprehensive andup to date? Does it offer support for me and my students?2. Publisher ships. Will it engage my students and promote learning?3. How long does it take? Does the price translate into value for money? By ship 6 weeks Will I receive after-sales support from the publisher? By air 3 weeks Local book takes 1–2 weeksClick here to order a sample1. Bookshop places order.4. Bookshop sells to students.Learn more at za.pearson.com8 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Our Business titlesOperations Management:Global and Southern African PerspectivesThird Edition11Organisational Behaviour:Global and Southern African PerspectivesThird Edition12Fresh Perspectives Business seriesFinancial Management:Fresh Perspectives13Introduction to Financial Accounting:Fresh PerspectivesSecond Edition14Fresh Perspectives:Cost and Management Accounting15Fresh Perspectives: Marketing16Introduction to Business Management:Fresh PerspectivesSecond Edition17Introduction to Human ResourceManagement: Fresh PerspectivesSecond Edition18Fresh Perspectives: Industrial Psychology19Fresh Perspectives:Professional Communication for Business20Fresh Perspectives: Public Relations21Fresh Perspectives: Economics22Strategic Management:Supplement for Southern Africa23Project Management: A BehaviouralPerspective – Principles, Practicesand Cases24Principles of Managerial Finance:Global and Southern African PerspectivesSecond Edition25Financial Management in Southern AfricaFifth Edition26Using Financial Calculators forTime Value of Money CalculationsSecond Edition27Managing Public MoneyThird Edition28Risk ManagementFourth Edition29Economics:Global and Southern African PerspectivesSecond Edition30Macroeconomics: Global and SouthernAfrican Perspectives31Economics An IntroductionSecond Edition32International EconomicsSecond Edition33Elementary Statistics forBusiness and Economics34Principles of Marketing:Global and Southern African PerspectivesSecond Edition35Applied Strategic MarketingFourth Edition36Sales ManagementThird Edition379 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Our Business titles(continues)Brand Management38Consumer Behaviour:Global and Southern African Perspectives39Marketing Research40Entrepreneurship andSmall Business Management41Perspectives in Entrepreneurship:A Research Companion seriesNavigating Information LiteracyFifth Edition47Basic Programming PrinciplesSecond Edition48Money Talks:Communication in Business Contexts49Development andPublic Health CommunicationFinancial Times56A Banquet of Consequences5650Financial Times Essential Guideto Writing a Business Plan56Let’s Talk aboutInterpersonal CommunicationFourth Edition51Financial Times Essential Guide to Financefor Non-Financial Managers57Financial Times Guides to Investing5752Financial Times Guide:Business Start Up 201757Global Teams58The Strategy Book58The Finance Book5842The Entrepreneurial Mindset43Technopreneurship: Strategy, Innovationand Entrepreneurship44Tuning in: State of Televisionin South Africa53Entrepreneurship in Society45Looking at Media: An Introductionto Visual StudiesPublic Relations: African PerspectivesSecond Edition544655Leader's Guide to NegotiatingFrontiers in EntrepreneurshipHuman Resource Management:Global and Southern African PerspectivesMultilingual Concept Glossary series10 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Operations Management:Global and Southern African PerspectivesThird EditionBased on the established textbook by Slack,Chambers and Johnston (7th edition),the third revised edition of OperationsManagement: Global and Southern AfricanPerspectives has been adapted for theunique southern African context whilekeeping the global context in mind.Features New case studies and real-life scenarios promotethe understanding of concepts. The inclusion ofmore current cases from the southern Africanregion, with appropriate questions and localisedexamples, brings this subject to life for studentson the African continent. New and updated content including ‘Criticalcommentaries’ show a diversity of viewpointswhen it comes to operations management andencourage class discussion. Each chapter starts with key questions and concludeswith summary answers to these questions. ‘Operations in practice’ bring to life the operationalissues faced by real businesses. Worked examples show how qualitativeand quantitative techniques can be usedin operations management. ‘Problems and applications’ bring the real-worldapplications home by allowing students to practisetheir analysis of operations and develop theirproblem-solving skills. Prescribing lecturers can access support material.ContentsPart 1 Introduction1. Operations management2. Operations performance3. Operations strategyPart 2 Design4. Process design5. Innovation and design in services and products6. Supply network design7. Layout and flow8. Process technology9. People, jobs and organisationPart 3 Planning and control10. The nature of planning and control11. Capacity management12. Inventory planning and control13. Supply chain management14. Enterprise resource planning (ERP)15. Lean synchronisation16. Project management17. Quality managementPart 4 Improvement18. Operations improvement19. Risk management20. Organising for improvementPart 5 The operations challenge21. Operations and corporate social responsibility (CSR)Print ISBN:ePDF ISBN:97817757893459781775956600Authors:Nigel Slack, Alistair Brandon-Jones,Robert Johnston, Hemmanth Singhand Khomotso PhihlelaCopyright: 2017Extent: 576 pp.11 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Organisational Behaviour:Global and Southern African PerspectivesThird EditionThe third revised edition of OrganisationalBehaviour: Global and Southern AfricanPerspectives is based on the 15thglobal edition by Robbins and Judge.The textbook has been updated to reflectcurrent research findings from both a globaland a local perspective.ContentsThe organisation of the book is based on the originalthree-level conceptual model that looks at theindividual, group and organisational levels. In thisthird edition, a fourth conceptual level has beenadded to describe the unique challenges faced bySouth African organisations. Written in an accessibleand straightforward style, the textbook includes newpractical cases and exercises to apply theory.Prescribing lecturers can access lecturer supportmaterial including PowerPoint slides and test banks.Part 1 Introduction1.What is organisational behaviour?2.Organisational behaviour in global and diverse contextsPart 2 The individual3.Diversity in organisations4.Attitudes and job satisfaction5.Emotions and moods6.Personality and values7.Perception and individual decision making8.Motivation concepts9.Motivation: From concepts to applicationsPart 3 The group10. Foundations of group behaviour11. Understanding work teamsPrint ISBN:ePDF ISBN:ePUB ISBN:12. Communication13. Leadership14. Power and hors:Stephen Robbins and Timothy Judge withAletta Odendaal and Gert Roodt15. Conflict and negotiation16. Foundations of organisation structurePart 4 The organisation system17. Organisational culture18. Human resource policies and practicesCopyright: 2016Extent: 758 pp.19. Organisational change and stress managementPart 5 Appendices, glossary and indexA.Research methodologyB.Comprehensive cases12 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Financial ManagementFresh PerspectivesFresh Perspectives Financial Management providescomprehensive coverage for first-year tertiarycourses in this subject. The text promotesunderstanding by introducing the most importanttopics in the subject, by explaining each new idea inways that are easy to understand, and by providingpractical examples and case studies of how theseideas apply to everyday life.Contents1.Introduction to financial management2.Financial statements3.Analysis of financial statements4.The time value of money5.Sources of finance6.Risk and return7.Valuation8.The cost of capital9.How much should a firm borrow?Financial ManagementFresh PerspectivesA Stoltz, M Viljoen, S Gool, R Cronjéwith C Meyer10. Dividend policy11. Capital budgeting: Cash flows12. Capital budgeting: TechniquesFP Financial Management REGENESYS 091112.indd 12012/11/14 11:56 AM13. Introduction to working capital management14. Cash managementPrint ISBN:ePDF ISBN:15. Management of debtors16. Inventory management97818689134289781775787891Authors:A Stoltz, M Viljoen, S Gool and R Cronjéwith C MeyerCopyright: 2007Extent: 388 pp.13 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

Introduction to Financial AccountingFresh PerspectivesSecond EditionThis book offers an accessibleintroduction to the fundamentals offinancial accounting for South Africanstudents. It covers the basic conceptsunderlying financial statements and theterminology and methods that allowstudents to interpret, analyse and evaluatefinancial statements. This edition alignswith international financial reportingstandards to provide students with anup-to-date and appropriate foundationto financial accounting.Lecturer CD ROM includes: PowerPoint slides of the main ideas and graphicmaterial in the book Customisable test banks of multiple-choice andpractice questions.Contents1.The basics of financial accounting2.Capturing and processing transactions3.The adjusting and closing process4.Reporting on trading entities5.Reporting on manufacturing entities6.Expanding the accounting systemFeatures7.Presenting financial statements To support students, key words are highlightedin green and explained in the text.8.Assets9.Liabilities Activities reinforce learning and provide lecturerswith content for interactive engagement in lectures. Worked examples with step-by-step explanationsfacilitate understanding of key accounting processes.13. Close corporationsThe review feature at the end of each chapterincludes critical thinking activities, a chaptersummary, revision questions and a list ofrecommended reading.15. Making sense of financial statements Print ISBN:ePDF ISBN:10. Equity and different forms of ownership11. Partnerships12. Companies97817757860239781775956532Authors:Willem Lötter, Nadia Rhodes,Cassim Seedat and Toy LodewyckxCopyright: 2013Extent: 489 pp.14. Non-profit organisations16. Statement of cash flowA new chapter on statement of cash flowshas been included.14 I Higher Education Catalogue: BusinessCONTENTDIGITAL SOLUTIONSSERVICES SUPPORTPREVHOMENEXT

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Financial Management in Southern Africa Fifth Edition 26 Using Financial Calculators for Time Value of Money Calculations Second Edition 27 Managing Public Money Third Edition 28 Risk Management Fourth Edition 29 Economics: Global and Southern African Perspectives Second Edition 30 Macroeconomics: Global and Southern African Perspectives 31 .

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