Professional Documents
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2.1
2.1. 1
2.1.2
2.1. 1
(Administration)
(Management)
1.
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2.
,
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3.
(Maximum Output)
(Minimum Input) ,
4.
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5.
6.
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1 0 0
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( , 2553)
5
(Schermerhorn, 2004)
1. (The Classical Approaches)
2. (The Behavioral Approaches)
3. (The Quantitative
or Management Science Approaches)
4. (The Modern Management Approaches)
5. (Continuing Management
Themes)
1.
..1885-1940
2
1.1 (Scientific Management)
Frederick W. Taylor,
Henry L. Gantt Frank Lillian Gilbreth
1.2 (Administrative Management)
13
(Bureaucratic Management)
Henry Fayol, Max Weber, Chester I. Barnard Luther
Gulick
1.
2.
3.
4 .
5
.
1.
2
.
3.
2.
1920 1930
14
,
2
2 . 1 ( Human
Relations)
1930-1940
2.2 (Organizational Behavior)
1950
1. , ,
2 .
1.
2
.
3.
3.
2
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2
3
1. (Management Science)
2. (Operations Management)
3. (Management Information System)
,
1
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2 .
3
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4.
1.
2.
3.
,
4 .
5
.
4.
,
..1960
4.1 (The Process Approach)
4.2 (The System Approach)
4.3 (The Contingency Approach)
4.4 (The Strategic Management
Approach)
4.5 (The Japanese Style Management
Approach)
4.6 (The Excellence Approach)
17
,
4.1
Henri Fayol
, ,
Harold Koontz The Management Theory
Jungle
.. 1961
4.2
1960
2
1 . ( Closed
System)
2 . ( Open
System)
Taylor,
Weber Gulick 1930 Barnard
18
,
,
( )
1. (Inputs)
, ,
,
19
2. (Transformation
Process)
3. (Outputs)
, ,
4 . ( Feed
Back)
4.3
,
,
1 9 6 0 -1 9 7 0
Tom
Burns
George
Stalker
(Crainer, 1996, p. 52)
Burns
Stalker
2
( Stable)
20
(Turbulent) 2
( Mechanistic)
(Organic)
Burns
Stalker
Joan
Woodward
( ) (Stoner and Freeman, 1989, p. 59) Woodward
Paul Lawrence,
Jay Lorsch Edgar Schein
3
2
3
21
4.4
( Vision), (Mission),
(Comparative Advantage), (Goals
and
Objectives), (Critical
Success
Factor),
(Shared Values or Corporate Culture)
(Action Orientation)
4
1.
2.
3.
4.
John Von Neumann Oskar Morgenstern
22
(Pindur, Rogers and Kim, 1995)
Peter F. Drucker Practice of Management
.
1
9
5
4
(Crainer, 1996, p. 36)
1960 Alfred D. Chandler
Chandler
.. 1965 Igor Ansoff Corporate Strategy
Ansoff
(Crainer,
1996, p. 82)
1 9 7 0
Competitive Strategy Michael E. Porter (Crainer,
1996, p. 91)
23
24
..
1950 W.
Edwards
Deming
(Total
Quality
Management,
TQM) TQM
(Stoner and Freeman,
1989, p. 9) Deming
Deming 94
TQM Joseph
M.
Juran
Juran 3
1.
2.
3.
20% (Stoner and
Freeman, 1989, p. 645)
Philip
B.
Crosby
(Zero
Defect) Crosby
4 (Schermerhorn, 2004, p. 110)
1.
2.
25
3.
4. () ( )
1 9 8 0 William
Ouchi
Ouchi
Z
Z
4.6
1980 TomPeters
Robert
H.
Waterman
Jr.
In
Search
of
Excellence
8 (Crainer, 1996, p. 112)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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5.
1. (Globalization)
2. (Managing in an EBusiness World)
27
2.
(Electronic Business, E-Business)
, , ,
E-Commerce E-Business
3
1. E-Business
2 .
E-Business
,
E-Business
28
3 . E-Business
3.
2 0 0 0
.. 2540
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4.
3
(1)
(2)
,
,
3.
30
5.
6.
Peter
Senge
MIT
1.
2.
3.
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7.
(E.F. Schumacher, 1966)
Ernst
Friedrich
Schumacher
( , 2553)
Schumacher Small Is Beautiful : Economics As If People Mattered
()
,
,
,
E.F.
Schumacher
32
Intermediate Technology Appropriate Technology
6
40
Small Is Beautiful
, (Health, Beauty and
Permanence)
E.F.
Schumacher
,
(Education, Organization and Discipline)
8.
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2.
3.
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Joseph
Schumpeter
Nikolai Kondratiev
4
(Prosperity),
(Recession),
( Depression) ( lmprovement) Schumpeter
Kondratiev Waves
1 Kondratiev Waves
36
Schumpeter
(Innovation)
Schumpeter
Kondatiev Waves 5
1.
.. 1771-1829
2.
.. 1829-1875
3. ,
.. 18751908
4. ,
..1908-1971
5.
.. 1971-
World War I
World War II
Classic
Behavioral
Quantitative
Modern
Continuing
37
2
Kondatiev
6 5
55, 50, 40 30 5 The Natural Advantage of
Nations
6
, , , ,
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, ,
3 6
( Climate Change)
(Global Warming) 0.8
(Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC,
39
2007) .. 2550
IPCC
,
( Greenhouse
Gas)
( 0.1%
78% 20% 0.9%)
60
40
10,000
10
200 30
10 20
0.63
.. 2493
(.. 1950) 1.23
.. 2550
(.. 2007)
1.14
.. 2593 (.. 2050) 80
2 40
( Copenhagen Accord (2009))
1.3
. . 2593
5
1
20
Millenium Ecosystem
Assessmunt 1,000
41
50
60
, , ,
..1980-2002 36 4
.. 1980 5.5 .. 2002 .. 2005
5.8
4
1)
6 2) 37 3)
65 4) 152
2
.. 1980-2002
(Ecological Footprint)
,
42
3 .. 1960-2007
1980
43
4
.. 2010
(Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR) 1950-1960
,
1970
(American Management Association, 2007)
, , ,
,
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1980
2
Bhopal Madhya Pradesh
() ..1984
Basel-Landschaft
..
1986
,
1980
(Sustainability)
45
,
46
1. ( Equity) ( Fairness)
,
2. (Long Term View)
(Precautionany
Principle) ?
2 35 ,
7
7 ,
,
( 50 )
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3.
( Systems
Thinking)
John Elkington Triple Bottom Lines (3 )
Cannibals with Forks (1998) The Economic
Bottom Line (Profit, ) , The Social Bottom Line (People,
) The Environment Bottom Line (Planet, )
48
Triple
Bottom
Lines
Triple Bottom
Lines
,
Triple Bottom Lines
Paige Turner
1. 3
,
2 .
3
3.
(Renewable
Resources)
(Non-Renewable Resources) 2
3
, ,
49
4 .
3 3
5 .
3
, (Symposium on
Sustainability, 2001 American Management Association, 2007)
Dow Jones Sustainability Index
,
Dr. Donald C. Fisher
Mid-South
Quality
and
Productivity
Center
(MSQPC)
Malcolm
Baldrige
Baldrige Green
3
1.
50
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2.
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-
3 .
-
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Bob Willard The Sustainability
Advantage : Seven Business Case Benefits of a Triple Bottom Line (2002)
5 .. 1999
,
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2.
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6.
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7
9 (Wirtenberg, Harmon,
Russell Fairfield, 2007) Alcoa, Bank of America, BASF, The Coca
Cola Company, Eastman Kodak, Intel, Novartis AG, Royal Philips Unilever
7
Triple Bottom Line
3
52
6 3
1 (Foundation)
3
-
-
2 (Traction)
-
3 (Integration)
-
-
Triple Bottom Line
53
1.
2.
3. ,
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
(Levels of Sustainability)
Marcel van Marrewijk
1.
(Pre-Corporate Sustainability)
2. (Compliance-Driven Corporate
Sustainability)
3.
(Profit-Driven Corporate Sustainability)
4.
5.
55
6.
(Holistic Corporate Sustainability)
The
Global
Reporting
Initiative
(GRI)
.. 2540
- (Sustainability Reporting)
Triple Bottom Line
30,000 .. 2552 1,400
5 5 GRI 3
.. 2553
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American Management Association (AMA)
Human
Resource Institute (HRI) The 2007 AMA/HRI Sustainability Survey 1,365
, ,
-
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3
1.
2.
3.
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Thomas Kuhn The Structure of Scientific Revolution
(Paradigm Shift)
( , 2549, 62)
(Paradigm) .. 1962
Kuhn 2
(Schwandt,
2001, pp. 183-184 , 2549, 63-64)
59
(
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( , 2 5 5 0 )
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(Richard H. Axelrod, 2001)
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2.
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4.
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John P. Kotter
Harvard Business School
Kotter 8
1.
2.
,
3.
4.
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5.
6.
7.
8.
Kotter
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(Self-Assessment)
, ,
ISO 9001
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ISO
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ISO 9000 : 2000 ISO 9000 : 2008
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(Interested
Parties)
( Interested
Parties)
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Outsourcers
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(Systems Approach to Management)
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Performance
Indicators)
( Internal Audit)
( Self Assessment)
( Benchmarking)
,
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Plan, Do, Chcek, Act (PDCA)
(Organization Self-Assessment)
ISO 9004 : 2009
( Self
Assessment)
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Society
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Quality 7
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The Evergreen Project (Nohria, Joyce and Roberson,
2003) 5
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2.1.2
Small and
Medium Enterprises, SMEs 3
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(SMEs GDP) 3,417,860.7
37.8 GDP
SMEs GDP
(GDP)
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9,701,354)
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2.
3.
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Construction Supply Chian Partnership
ValueChain
SMEs
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