Managerial Propensity to Use Participative Strategies for Productivity Measurement and Improvement.

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Title: Managerial Propensity to Use Participative Strategies for Productivity Measurement and Improvement.
Authors: Damachi, Nicholas A., Shell, Richard L., Souder, H. Ray
Source: Industrial Management. May/Jun84, Vol. 26 Issue 3, p23. 5p. 1 Diagram.
Subjects: Employee participation in management, Executives' attitudes
Abstract: Examines managerial inclination to use participative strategies for productivity measurement and improvement. Factors for the success or failure of involvement programs; Phases of the nominal group technique; Features of the administrative computing and information services.
Database: Engineering Source
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Abstract:Examines managerial inclination to use participative strategies for productivity measurement and improvement. Factors for the success or failure of involvement programs; Phases of the nominal group technique; Features of the administrative computing and information services.
ISSN:00198471