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British Dental Journal, 1989
Many dentists believe that they are poor businessmen. Some even take the view that business is none of their business. Neither attitude is realistic. This is the first of a series of six articles which, by outlining some basic ideas, will demonstrate that efficient practice management is not only desirable, but also achievable.
Philip Moore, John Hallett
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Many dentists believe that they are poor businessmen. Some even take the view that business is none of their business. Neither attitude is realistic. This is the first of a series of six articles which, by outlining some basic ideas, will demonstrate that efficient practice management is not only desirable, but also achievable.
Philip Moore, John Hallett
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The Management Science of the Management Sciences
Human Relations, 1982This paper questions the present allocation of research effort in management science: the extensive concern with "technical" and computational intricacies and the relative neglect of the subject's overall intellectual structure. We argue that management science is in danger of stagnating in a technical morass and we illustrate this point by using the ...
Tony Tinker, Tony Lowe
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Management Science and the Science of Management
Management Science, 2008For over half a century, Management Science has promoted scientific research into the practice of management. Because management is a vast and complex activity, early researchers tended to adopt a reductionist approach by concentrating on narrow subproblems.
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Management Science: Science of Managing and Managing of Science
Interfaces, 1994As the first editor-in-chief of Management Science, I expressed my ambition for the society (TIMS) and its journal. My notion was that a society and journal in the subject of a science of management would investigate how humans can manage their affairs well.
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2013
Coral reef scientists and managers are increasingly relying on remote sensing data to provide information on biophysical processes of reefs and to help identify optimum management strategies for reef resources. For these users, we provide some guidelines to identify which remote sensing tools and data should be used to address coral reef research and ...
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Coral reef scientists and managers are increasingly relying on remote sensing data to provide information on biophysical processes of reefs and to help identify optimum management strategies for reef resources. For these users, we provide some guidelines to identify which remote sensing tools and data should be used to address coral reef research and ...
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“Management Science” and the Manager
Management Science, 1955Most of the writing on the new “Management Science,” that is on the application of systematic methodology to the job of managing in the business enterprise, has so far come from the scientists. Understandably it has therefore focused on the finding of areas in business to which the scientist can apply tools and techniques with which he is already ...
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Management Science or Management/Science?
Interfaces, 1980The object of Management Science 35 years ago was to blend Management (concerned with people, organizational structure, motivation, leadership) and Science (concerned with rationality, theory, systems, the impersonal) into a working relationship. Management Science got its start working on problems that were too big for any one individual to approach.
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The Lancet, 1993
Another phase of the UK's National Health Service reforms is becoming visible, at least in outline--namely, the management of scientific knowledge in medicine. The strategy has several promising aspects but also contains serious threats, which require debate before new practices harden into dogma.
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Another phase of the UK's National Health Service reforms is becoming visible, at least in outline--namely, the management of scientific knowledge in medicine. The strategy has several promising aspects but also contains serious threats, which require debate before new practices harden into dogma.
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Managing the Business of Science
Physiology, 2009This editorial picks up on a theme introduced in my editorial from October 2006, titled “NIH Funding of the Independent Investigator” ([1][1]). Thus, like the previous one, this editorial deals with science policy and mainly pertains to the United States.
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The paradigm of the science of management and of the management science disciplines
Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2003AbstractThis essay explores C. West Churchman's contributions to the development of the paradigm of the science of management and of management science. No other contemporary thinker has contributed more than Churchman to the elaboration of the management paradigm.
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