Table of contents
Quality Improvement as an Operations Strategy
Everett E. AdamDiscusses quality in all its various guises and expounds the theorythat if there are untapped resources in the different areas amongst thevarious processes and types of worker…
Software Management and Accountability
Len WilliamsSoftware is protected by copyright law which means that the ownerof the copyright holds exclusive rights to the reproduction anddistribution of his or her work. How therefore does…
Computer‐aided Waste Detection: New Potential for Energy Saving
Vilnis VesmaDescribes a novel management method for the detection and diagnosisof avoidable waste of consumable resources. The method is implemented ona personal computer and, although mainly…
Change and the Quality of Management
Brian Groggins, Ian MillarChange is inevitable but too often ignored, particularly withrespect to management development. Innovative, but not necessarilyrevolutionary, programmes were implemented through a…
Expert Systems: Guidelines for Managers
Suresh SubramoniamEnumerates the factors which decide the feasibility of an expertsystem (ES) solution based on certain domain characteristics. Explainsthe points to be given importance while going…
Accounting to Enhance Organizational Productivity
Steve Mills, Brian H. KleinerDiscusses the role of accountants in the US. Shows that althoughthe European and Asian countries overtook America as the leadingindustrialized areas, accountants are helping to…
ISSN:
0263-5577Renamed from:
Industrial ManagementOnline date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Alain Yee Loong Chong
- Prof Hing Kai Chan