Publisher: Jossey-Bass, 2000, 266 pages
ISBN: 0-7879-5224-9
Keywords: Strategy, IT Security
One Hundred Years of Intrigue, Innovation, and Progress
It's been with us since the dawn of civilization. But only in the past one hundred years has management been recognized, and formalized, as a profession. Now, in The Management Century, business journalist Stuart Crainer offers a fascinating, lively tour of management's golden age in a book filled with historic characters any novelist would envy. From Henry Ford to W. Edwards Deming, the innovators Crainer visits here are as intriguing as the ideas they championed. It's a work that breathes real life into a chronology that's embedded with valuable insights for every student of management theory and practice.
Good overview, without surprises.
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