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Managing the Decentralized IT Organization
Information Systems Management, 1997The growing trend to decentralize the IT function and move applications development to business units is often controlled by top management. A coordinated set of best practices helps IT managers take charge of change, position the IT organization as both a vendor of development services and a provider of vital infrastructure services, and ensure a ...
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Managing knowledge in a software organization
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2003This paper explores the practical usage of insights on knowledge management (KM) to support innovation in a software organization. The organization has for some time engaged in software process improvement (SPI) initiatives to improve its operation. The paper applies two complementary approaches to KM, the codified and the personalized, to evaluate ...
Mathiassen, Lars, Pouya, Pourkomeylian
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Maintenance Management and Organization
2009Maintenance management is a relatively new field and the corresponding body of knowledge is continuing to grow (Visser, 2002). For example, in Europe, two technical committees of the Comite Europeen de Normalisation (CEN) are currently adding to the body of knowledge terminologies, guidance to prepare agreements, control systems for maintenance ...
Mccomb, Sara A. +11 more
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IT Demand Management in Organizations
Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Computer Modeling and Simulation, 2017IT Demand Management (ITDM) is a key process for business. Through IT Demand Management (ITDM) business areas get the added value and meet its strategic objectives. Several ITDM models have been proposed but the IT projects have lower success rates. In this article we analyze the ITDM current situation using the systematic review methodology with the ...
Luis Palacios Quichiz, Sussy Bayona Oré
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Organization and Management Theory
Academy of Management Review, 1976This article presents reviews of several books including, “Formal Organizations: A Comparative Approach,” by P. M. Blau and W. R. Scott, “A Behavioral Theory of the Firm,” by Richard M. Cyert and James G. March and “The Casual Texture of Organizational Environments, Human Relations,” vol. 18, by F. E. Emery and E. L. Trist.
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Productivity: How to Organize the Management and How to Manage the Organization
Journal of Ship Production, 1990Thanks to an accident in timing, the National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) facilitated access to an extraordinary organization before, during, and after the 1973 Oil Shock served notice that individual shipyards as well as entire shipbuilding industries had to be reformed.
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Organization and Management of Organ Donors
1998Man has always been fascinated by the idea of substituting sick parts of the human body with other parts retrieved from a donor of the same species. But the clamorous results have come out only in the last thirty years: thousands of kidney, heart, lung, heart-lung, liver, cluster, pancreas transplantations have been effected in man; sophisticated ...
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2017
This chapter describes some basic ideas of what organizations are and why they exist. It sees ideas of organization and management as interdependent and concludes that managers shall help organizations become successful: This is a fundamental tenet of the teachings of management.
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This chapter describes some basic ideas of what organizations are and why they exist. It sees ideas of organization and management as interdependent and concludes that managers shall help organizations become successful: This is a fundamental tenet of the teachings of management.
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Organization and Management of
2013We wondered whether this school was unusual, noting that general education teachers are prepared to consider the group before the individual. As a recent teacher education textbook explained, "Most lesson plans [completed by elementary teachers I are designed to guide instruction for a whole class of students. Thus, the typical plan aims to motivate
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