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Planning a Reliable Company Future: An Overview of the Possible Areas of Application and Benefits of Reliability Prediction and Techniques
A.R. ChurchleySummary Reliability techniques in the widest sense may be applied to a diverse range of corporate activities, in order to predict the possibility of a successful outcome. The…
A Behavioural Scientist's Analysis of the Problems of Expanding the Role of the Internal Auditor
D.J. HoganThis paper presents an account of a project which involved an analysis of the problems which were likely to be encountered in expanding the advisory aspect of the internal role…
Evaluating Group Decision‐Making in the Corporate Environment
L.D. ParkerIntroduction The management of a business enterprise invariably requires meetings and group deliberations ranging from board meetings to first line supervisor meetings throughout…
Why Should A Management Accountant Know Anything About Marketing?
Nigel PiercyIntroduction It is noticeable that most management training and education incorporates an element of marketing studies in one form or another. This is true for business studies…
Quasi‐Integration as a Mechanism for Controlling External Dependencies
K.J. BloisUntil relatively recently the majority of studies of organisations from a variety of different academic disciplines viewed the organisation as an isolated individual unit and took…
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0025-1747Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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Journal of Management History (Archive)Editor:
- Brandon Randolph-Seng (Editor-in-Chief)