January/February 1995
Volume 18 • Number 1
Volume 18 • Number 1
Reinventing the orgainzation
- Participative design: effective, flexible and successful, now!
Conventional STS, work redesign - obsolete. True self-management design is available now... (PDF, 466 KB)
Fred Emery - Participative design work, partially participative doesn't
Wondering why your redesign and "self-managing"
teams aren't delivering (PDF, 505 KB)
Steven Cabana - On the road to quality, watch out fot the bumps
How a Lake Tahoe recreation and utility district
jolted its way to quality... (PDF, 479 KB)
Robert A. Hunt - Creating new games through scouting
Developing scouting systems... (PDF, 481 KB)
Bob Holder - Managing Polish enterprises in new ways
Poland in transition: designing democratic work organizations
for greater productivity... (PDF, 472 KB)
Peter Lazes - Is innovation built into your improvement processes?
Four distinct strategies for quality improvement... (PDF, 451 KB)
William C. Miller - A platform for change
Conducting a corporate change program as
a politcial campaign... (PDF, 456 KB)
John Holland - In the midst of the re-engineering forest
An integrative approach to achieving the promise
of orgainzational re-engineering (part one)... (PDF, 499 KB)
Drew Lathin - Why improvement efforts fail and what to do about it
When the improvement doesn't go as well as planned: why
not and what next? (PDF, 473 KB)
Robert E. Cenek - Empowerment is a must if re-engineering is your goal
Re-engineering takes more than a clean sheet and
some fresh ideas... (PDF, 452 KB)
D.C. Kowal and Robert J. Parsons - No quick fixers need apply
The drive toward total quality in the US Army... (PDF, 492 KB)
George A. Landis and Daniel J. Knight - Redesign of a credentialing process
Standardizing quality improvement at St. Joseph Hospital & Healthcare Center... (PDF, 452 KB)
Mari Van Court - Still paying for hours on the job? Think again
Skill-based pay: possibilities, process, pitfalls (PDF, 449 KB)
Ron Shenberger - Thinking about resisting change (with tongue tucked firmly in cheek)
The tem commandments of resisting change (PDF, 447 KB)
Elliot J. Berv
