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    PIONEERS

    WHO
    CONTRIBUTED

    FRANK ADAM HENRY HARRINGTON HENRY


    GILBRETH SMITH GANTT EMERSON FORD

    WAS AN AMERICAN WAS A SCOTTISH WAS AN AMERICAN APPLIED TAYLOR’s THE GREAT
    ENGINEER, ECONOMIST, MECHANICAL
    CONSULTANT, AND PHILOSOPHER AS WELL IDEAS TO IDEATRIALIST
    ENGINEER AND ORGANIZATION
    AUTHOR KNOWN AS AN AS A MORAL EMPLOYED
    PHILOSOPHER, A MANAGEMENT
    EARLY ADVOCATE OF STRUCTURES AND
    SCIENTIFIC PIONEER OF POLITICAL CONSULTANT WHO IS SCIENTIFIC
    ECONOMY, AND A KEY BEST KNOWN FOR ENCOURAGE THE
    MANAGEMENT AND A
    USE OF EXPERTS MANAGEMENT
    PIONEER OF TIME AND FIGURE DURING THE HIS WORK IN THE
    MOTION STUDY, AND IS SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT OF TO IMPROVE TECHNIQUES IN
    PERHAPS BEST KNOWN ENLIGHTENMENT, ALSO HIS FACTORIES.
    SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATIONAL
    AS THE FATHER AND KNOWN AS “THE
    CENTRAL FIGURE OF FATHEROF ECONOMICS” MANAGEMENT. HE EMPOSE.
    CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN OR “THE FATHER OF CREATED THE GANTT
    CAPITALISM” CHART IN THE 1910’s.

     TECHNOLOGY
     “OPERATIONS
    ADVANCES IN  E-BUSINESS IS REFERS TO
    TODAY”
    INFORMATION
    TECHNOLOGY
    RECEIVING
    APPLICATION OF
    SCIENTIFIC
    AND GLOBAL INCREASED DICOVERIES TO
    COMPETITION ATTENTION THE
    HAVE HAD FROM BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
    MAJOR OWNERS AND OF GOODS AND
    INFLUENCES. MANAGERS. SERVICES
    INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

     BEGAN IN THE 1770’S IN ENGLAND AND SPREAD TO THE REST OF EUROPE


    HISTORICAL EVOLTUION AND TO THE U.S. DURINGTHE 19TH CENTURY.
     SUBSTITUTE MACHINE POWER FOR HUMAN POWER.
    OF  MOST SIGNIFICANT MACHINE WAS STEAM ENGINE.

    OPERATION MANAGEMENT

    SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT

     WIDELY CHANGE THE MANAGEMENT OF FACTORIES.


     DEVELOPED BY FEDERICK WINSTON TAYLOR, THE FATHER OF SCIENTIFIC
    MANAGEMENT.
     STUDIED TO IDENTIFY THE BEST METHOD FOR DOING EACH JOB.

    INTRODUCTION

     THE CONCEPT OF “INTERCHANGEABLE PARTS”.


    OPERATION MANAGEMENT IS THE  ELI WHITENEY AMERICAN INVENTOR.
    MANAGE-
    MENT OF SYSTEM OR PROCESS
     RESULT WAS A HIGH DECREASE IN ASSEMBLY TIME AND COST.
    THAT CREATES
    GOODS ORPROVIDE SERVICES
    DECISION MODELS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
    *WHAT DID TAKE PLACE*
     PRODUCTION BECAME FAST  F.W. HARNS DEVELOPED A MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR
    AND LOW INVENTORY ORDER SIZE IN 1915.
    COSTLY ONE.  H.F. DODGE ,H.G. ROMIG ANDW. SHEWHART DEVELOPED
     ECONOMICS OF SCALE. STATISTICAL PROCEDURES FOR SAMPLING
     DEVELOPMENT OF AND QUALITY CONTROL IN 1930.
    STANDARD GAUGING  L.H.C. TIPPOTT CONDUCTED STUDIES THAT PROVIDE THE
    SYTEM. GROUNDWORK FOR STATISTICAL SAMPLINGTHEORY IN 1935.
     FACTORIES GROW
    RAPIDLY.
     PROVIDE COUNTLESS JOB. THE INFLUENCE
    OF JAPANESE
    MANUFACTURERS

     JAPANESE
    PUBLISHED ON MAY 8, 2014: MANUFACTURER
    LEADERSHIP MANAGEMENT, S DEVELOPED
    TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
    BUSINESS//
    CREATED BY: SHAHHI
    PRACTICES
    FERNANDO

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