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Scientific Management and the Knowledge Worker of the 1990s

During the industrial revolution, Frederick Taylor developed his Principles of Scientific Management, which have been the basis for industrial engineering for the last 100 years. However, with the...
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  • smshemwell89 published this 07/29/2009
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Framework for Strategic Cost Analysis

Originally published in 1994, this three part series is an early publication regarding the use of stochastic tools to assess the business value of information technology and strategies for its depl...
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  • smshemwell89 published this 07/29/2009
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Change Leadership- Leading Significant Change

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  • tonywarner55 published this 07/03/2009
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Intersection 16Jun09.ppt

What determines human behavior? How does genuine change happen in our world? What are the factors that determine human behavior? Which are the most powerful, and why? Why does most advocacy for soc...
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  • alexander4936 published this 06/15/2009
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KINDUZ Business Excellence Framework

KINDUZ Business Excellence Framework
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  • pavankks published this 04/02/2009
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Management Theory - Evolution Not Revolution

The development of management theory is the culmination and the on-going integration of the sum total of the human experience. No one person is the father of management. Rather, management knowle...
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  • smshemwell89 published this 03/18/2009
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Quality Assurance -5 tips

A brief slide presentation with only 12 slides--on what is QA ? What QA is not? The importance of process control, 5 practical tips including,customer focus,training in Quality,training for the ski...
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  • Srinivasan nenmeli K published this 01/06/2009
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US Economy Why It Went Downhill?

A brief article on loss of industries from the US and the steady downfall of industrial employment from the 1970's and the need to innovate in the next two decades.---just two pages only-- a wake-...
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  • Srinivasan nenmeli K published this 12/20/2008
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PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) a.k.a Deming Cycle....

PDCA ("Plan-Do-Check-Act") is an iterative four-step problem-solving process typically used in quality control. It is also known as the Deming Cycle, Shewhart cycle, Deming Wheel, or Plan-Do-Study-...
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  • Alexh published this 06/26/2008
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Management, values and Dr Deming

Looks at the values associated with Deming's approach to quality and discussion around critique and learning organisations. Presented at second Management Theory at Work' conference at Lancaster Un...
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  • willpollard published this 02/28/2008
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Graphics for Learning Organisations - Now with Quality Assurance

Graphics for aper. Originally shown as slides.
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  • willpollard published this 02/28/2008
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Learning Organisations - Now with Quality Assurance

Paper for IAS conference on the Knowledge Economy. Looks back at ideas about learning organisations and links to Deming on quality and learning.
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  • willpollard published this 02/28/2008
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Community Problems: Where Society Goes Wrong

When people do wrong, our first inclination is to punish the offender. We do not consider that our society could have prevented the problem in the first place by addressing the needs that children ...
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  • Builder published this 01/15/2007
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