Management Technology of the Us Forest Service Oral History Transcripts 19
Management Technology of the Us Forest Service Oral History Transcripts 19
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This is the very best we can do. " RCL: Yes. The advantage of management technology is that it really allows you to do some planning based on reality rather than just hopeful thinking.
CAS: That's correct. For a number of years I had this particular critical path chart in my office to use to illustrate to management analysts how they could pre sent analyses that would have significant effects on management that these weren't playthings that you just used for yourself. Later on we used the same ...charting process not only for closing out units but for setting up new units. We could logically identify all the jobs that had to be done and which one was the critical path, which ones we could take more time with, and so on .
42 RCL: Why don't we continue with the Deckard organizational study, and discuss some of the spin-offs. Perhaps the best place to begin would be the size of district study.
CAS: Okay. One of the major thrusts of the management improvement study that Mr. Deckard headed was the number and efficiency of organizational units within the Forest Service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the very best we can do. " RCL: Yes. The advantage of management technology is that it really allows you to do some planning based on reality rather than just hopeful thinking.
CAS: That's correct. For a number of years I had this particular critical path chart in my office to use to illustrate to management analysts how they could pre sent analyses that would have significant effects on management that these weren't playthings that you just used for yourself. Later on we used the same ...charting process not only for closing out units but for setting up new units. We could logically identify all the jobs that had to be done and which one was the critical path, which ones we could take more time with, and so on .
42 RCL: Why don't we continue with the Deckard organizational study, and discuss some of the spin-offs. Perhaps the best place to begin would be the size of district study.
CAS: Okay. One of the major thrusts of the management improvement study that Mr. Deckard headed was the number and efficiency of organizational units within the Forest Service.
What to read after Management Technology of the Us Forest Service Oral History Transcripts 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forest History Society to read onlineMoreLess
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