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Business process reengineering RIP
People Management
1996 : MAY 2, VOL. 2:9, p. 22-26,29
 1996 Mumford, E.
Hendricks, R.
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The persistence of competing theories and multiple diagnoses in organizational intervention research
Human Relations
1996 : MAY, VOL. 49:5, p. 571-595
 1996 Edmondson, A.C.
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Understanding and creating whole organizational change through learning theory (Lernpsychologie)
Human Relations
1996 : MAY, VOL. 49:5, p. 621-641
 1996 Hendry, C.
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Why did reengineering die?
Management Review
1996 : JUN, VOL. 85:6, p. 49-52
 1996 Harari, O.
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Total quality management (TQM) versus business process reengineering (BPR): are academicians teaching what businesses are practising? (Qualitätssteuerung)
Production and Inventory Management Journal
1996 : JUN, VOL. 37:2, p. 71-75
 1996 Krieter, C.
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Corporate restructuring in Russian privatizations and the implications for USA investors (Sowjetunion, Investitionsstrategie)
California Management Review
1996 : WINTER, VOL. 38:2, p. 87-105
 1996
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Managing human issues in reengineering projects. A case review of implementation issues (human factors)
Journal of Systems Management
1996 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 47:1-2, p. 4-11
 1996 May, D.
Kettelhut, M. C.
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Reengineering your business process
Journal of Systems Management
1996 : JAN-FEB, VOL. 47:1-2, p. 46-51
 1996 Fisher, B.
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Reengineering tales from the front
Management Review
1995 : JAN, VOL. 84:1, p. 13-18
 1995 Ettorre, B.
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Taylor neu formulieren: "Bisher stand die Organisation und das System an erster Stelle. In Zukunft wird die Persönlichkeit an die erste Stelle treten"
Organisator
1995 : VOL. 77:3, p. 6-9
 1995 Fuchs, Jürgen
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