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Title: Process Innovation: Reengineering Work through Information Technology Author: Thomas H. Davenport Publisher: Harvard Business Date Published: October 1992 ISBN: 0875843662 LOCN: HC79.I55D37 1993 Dewey: 338/.064 20 Pages: 337 |
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Chapter : The nature of process innovation
Chapter : Selecting processes for innovation
Chapter : Information technology as an enabler of process innovation
Chapter : Processes and information
Chapter : Organizational and human resource enablers of process change
Chapter : Creating a process vision
Chapter : Understanding and improving existing processes
Chapter : Designing and implementing the new process and organization
Chapter : Process innovation and the management of organizational change
Chapter : Implementing process innovation with information technology
Chapter : Product and service development and delivery processes
Chapter : Customer-facing processes
Chapter : Management processes
Chapter : Summary and conclusions
Appendix A: Companies involved in the research
Appendix B: The origins of process innovation
Author: Davenport, Thomas H., 1954-
Title: Process innovation : reengineering work through
information technology / Thomas H. Davenport.
Published: Boston, Mass. : Harvard Business School Press,
c1993.
Description: x, 337 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
LC Call No.: HC79.I55D37 1993
Dewey No.: 338/.064 20
ISBN: 0875843662 (acid-free paper) : $29.95
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
The nature of process innovation -- Selecting
processes for innovation -- Information technology as an
enabler of process innovation -- Processes and information --
Organizational and human resource enablers of process change
-- Creating a process vision -- Understanding and improving
existing processes --Designing and implementing the new
process and organization -- Process innovation and the
management of organizational change -- Implementing process
innovation with information technology -- Product and service
development and delivery processes -- Customer-facing
processes -- Management processes -- Summary and conclusions
-- Appendix A: Companies involved in the research -- Appendix
B: The origins of process innovation.
Subjects: Information technology.
Technological innovations.
Organizational change.
Production engineering.
Reengineering (Management)
Control No.: 92021959 //r95
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