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Wednesday, September 12, 2007

7. Scientific management

Max Weber and bureacracy
Frederick Taylor and scientific management
Henri Fayol and his 14 organising principles
Ralph Davis and rational planning

Source: Robbins and Barnwell, Organisation Theory in Suatralia (2nd edition)

(and aren't they still influential with the influence of TQM, BPR and other modern acronyms.)