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Industrial Management archives from July 1999
Finding balance.(part 2)(managers have the responsibility of helping their subordinates strike a balance between work and life)
July 1, 1999... In the last issue of Industrial Management we explored the executive's role in designing a workplace environment that helps establish work/life balance for employees. As companies realize their responsibility for stressful workplace conditions...
Are you ready to be a change sponsor?
July 1, 1999... Change can mean anything from a fairly simple two-week project to a complex company transformation. The success of the change will depend, to a very large degree, on how the sponsor handles it.
What is a sponsor? The sponsor is the person...
A philosophy of change.(Jong-Yong Jun, president and CEO, Samsung Electronics Co.)(Cover Story)
July 1, 1999... Jong-Yong Yun has a history of bucking the establishment, a trait that was apparent well before he earned a degree in electrical engineering from Seoul National University. When his high school teacher wanted him to study physics - and even...
Designing for quality.(product design)
July 1, 1999... Product design, the painstaking process by which prototypes are developed and specifications are created and implemented in actual production, is an integral part of any business strategy. For the process to work effectively, every aspect of...
Succeeding with self-managed work teams.
July 1, 1999... Self-managed work teams are known by many different names: self-directed, self-maintaining, self-leading, and self-regulating work teams to name a few. No matter which name is used, by definition they are groups of employees who are responsible...
Maintenance: the missing link in supply chain strategy.
July 1, 1999... The contributions of capital equipment maintenance programs to production and operations strategies are evident. Over time, all equipment fails or degrades in its ability to produce, and such trends should be managed through a combination of...