Table of contents
COM Conquers the Information Explosion
Roger SmithComputer output microfilm could perhaps be more correctly described as computer output for management. Fiche production and duplication is very fast and very cheap and can lessen…
Mobilising Malaysia's Managers
Michael GreavesMalaysia stands at the crossroads, looking towards both East and West for suggestions as to how best revitalise her industrial policy. Crucial to this process is the training of…
Low Energy Furnaces for the Future
A new energy saving system has recently been developed which can dramatically improve the efficiency of gas‐fired plants in industry.
CONFERENCE VENUES: The Gain in Spain
Alec SnobelA review of conference hotels in Marbella—with beautiful scenery and sandy beaches.
Banking in the Middle East: The Computer Unveiled
Bob CrewThat computers are big business in the Arab banking world is not in doubt, the question is for how much longer, and in which countries, as different phases of development get into…
Diluting Decibel Poisoning
Noise in the workplace is often viewed fatalistically, considered an inconvenience to be tolerated rather than a serious hazard to health which can successfully be combated.
Big Boss Bias
Mark R. Edwards, Lou ZevanoveSenior managers are often called upon to make unilateral human resource decisions, yet may be unfitted for the task. What can be done to ensure that personnel are accurately—and…
Contract Hire
Stephen PosterExcept for cash, contract hire is now the most popular form of company vehicle acquisition in Britain. Despite its mushrooming popularity, however, there is still a great deal of…
ISSN:
0263-5577Renamed from:
Industrial ManagementOnline date, start – end:
1980Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Alain Yee Loong Chong
- Prof Hing Kai Chan