Consider how a book of knowledge could impact another organization, ideally one with which you are affiliated
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Consider how a book of knowledge could impact another organization, ideally one with which you are affiliated (e.g., your university, job, part-time job, family business). Describe the potential impacts, and list the benefits. Would there be any organizational culture issues to deal with? Why or why not? In 1980 Chrysler Corporation came back from near bankruptcy with innovative designs and a view of a shared culture in design, development, and manufacturing. The company began new ways of looking at its business, its suppliers, and its workers. After the acquisition of American Motors Corporation (AMC) in 1987, executives developed and deployed advanced, dedicated platform design and production methods, which showed enormous potential.
Jack Thompson, the technology center development director, worked closely with Chairman Lee Iacocca on the development of a new, modern engineering and design facility.
Thompson designed the center around knowledgesharing and productivity principles: open air, natural light, and escalators (people don’t talk on elevators).
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Information Technology For Management Transforming Business In The Digital Economy
ISBN: 9780471215332
3rd Edition
Authors: Efraim Turban Ephraim McLean James Wetherbe