Managing the Adoption of New Technology
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Managing the Adoption of New Technology
Preece, David
Taylor & Francis Inc
01/2020
306
Mole
Inglês
9780815351511
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction Part 1: Adopting New Technology 2. New Technology Objectives 3. Adopting New Technology - Managerial Strategies 4. Adopting New Technology Involvement and Contexts Part 2: Case Studies 5. Bramley Building Society 6. Park Hill Building Society 7. Don Ltd 8. Meadows & Butler Part 3: Conclusion 9. Conclusion, Appendices.
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UK Building Society;IT, information technology, workplace, trade unions, new technology;UK Car Industry;David A. Preece;UK Insurance Company;West Germany;UK Plant;PhD Management Programme;UK Sale;CNC Machine Tool;Computer Manager;Technology Adoption Process;Staff Association;Building Society Sector;CNC Machine;Park Hill;Building Society Operations;NC Machine;Job Redesign;Society's Branch Offices;Shopfloor Workers;CNC Machine Centre;Science Policy Research Unit;CNC Technology;Managerial Strategies Section;Technology Adoption;UK Case Study
1. Introduction Part 1: Adopting New Technology 2. New Technology Objectives 3. Adopting New Technology - Managerial Strategies 4. Adopting New Technology Involvement and Contexts Part 2: Case Studies 5. Bramley Building Society 6. Park Hill Building Society 7. Don Ltd 8. Meadows & Butler Part 3: Conclusion 9. Conclusion, Appendices.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
UK Building Society;IT, information technology, workplace, trade unions, new technology;UK Car Industry;David A. Preece;UK Insurance Company;West Germany;UK Plant;PhD Management Programme;UK Sale;CNC Machine Tool;Computer Manager;Technology Adoption Process;Staff Association;Building Society Sector;CNC Machine;Park Hill;Building Society Operations;NC Machine;Job Redesign;Society's Branch Offices;Shopfloor Workers;CNC Machine Centre;Science Policy Research Unit;CNC Technology;Managerial Strategies Section;Technology Adoption;UK Case Study
