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Introduction in management
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Theory Z was presented by William Ouchi, in his 1981 book 'Theory Z: How American
management can Meet the Japanese Challenge'.
He proposed a model that combined the best of American and Japanese practices --
providing lifetime employment and holistic care for employee and family, but with
individual responsibilities and a mixture of explicit and implicit control mechanisms.
The result, according to Dr Ouchi, should be stable employment, high productivity and
high morale.
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1.2. Şcolile de management şi teorii manageriale
Teoria Z
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Studiu de caz
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Funcţii ale firmei Sistemele de management Funcţii manageriale
Cercetare - Previziune
Dezvoltare
Producţie Organizare
Personal Coordonare
Financiar - Control
Contabil
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Mintzberg separated managerial roles into three subcategories: interpersonal
contact (1, 2, 3), information processing (4, 5, 6) and decision making (7-10).
FIGUREHEAD: the manager performs ceremonial and symbolic duties as head of
the organisation;
LEADER: fosters a proper work atmosphere and motivates and develops
subordinates;
LIASION: develops and maintains a network of external contacts to gather
information;
MONITOR: gathers internal and external information relevant to the organisation;
DISSEMINATOR: transmits factual and value based information to subordinates;
SPOKESPERSON: communicates to the outside world on performance and policies.
ENTREPRENEUR: designs and initiates change in the organisation;
DISTURBANCE HANDLER: deals with unexpected events and operational
breakdowns;
RESOURCE ALLOCATOR: controls and authorises the use of organisational
resources;
NEGOTIATOR: participates in negotiation activities with other organisations and
individuals.
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Ranking Name 25 Clayton CHRISTENSEN (21)
1 CK PRAHALAD (3) 26 Thomas FRIEDMAN (0)
2 Bill GATES (2) 27 Kenichi OHMAE (16)
3 Alan GREENSPAN (35) 28 Rosabeth MOSS KANTER (19)
4 Michael PORTER (1) 29 Steve JOBS (0)
5 Gary HAMEL (14) 30 John KOTTER (0)
6 Chan KIM & Renée MAUBORGNE (15) 31 Jeff IMMELT (0)
7 Tom PETERS (4) 32 Rob GOFFEE & Gareth JONES (45)
8 Jack WELCH (5) 33 Adrian SLYWOTSKY (0)
9 Richard BRANSON (11) 34 Marshall GOLDSMITH (0)
10 Jim COLLINS (6) 35 Bill GEORGE ()
11 Philip KOTLER (7) 36 Larry BOSSIDY ()
12 Robert KAPLAN & David NORTON (22) 37 Daniel GOLEMAN ()
13 Kjell NORDSTRÖM & Jonas RIDDERSTRÅLE (9) 38 Marcus BUCKINGHAM ()
14 Charles HANDY (10) 39 Howard GARDNER ()
15 Stephen COVEY (18) 40 Edward DE BONO ()
16 Henry MINTZBERG (8) 41 Al GORE ()
17 Thomas A. STEWART (13) 42 David ULRICH ()
18 Malcolm GLADWELL (31) 43 Seth GODIN ()
19 Lynda GRATTON (34) 44 Costas MARKIDES (49)
20 Donald Trump (0) 45 Rakesh KHURANA (33)
21 Scott ADAMS (12) 46 Richard D'AVENI ()
22 Ram CHARAN (24) 47 Peter SENGE (23)
23 Vijay GOVINDARAJAN (30) 48 Chris ARGYRIS (28)
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Over the last two years, visitors to the Thinkers 50 website (www.thinkers50.com) have
been providing their answers. The Thinkers 50 team also emailed hundreds of business
people, consultants, academics and MBA students throughout the world. After sifting
through more than 1,200 votes a list of contenders was compiled.
The result was a short-list of 80 names. A Google search was then undertaken to establish
the number of references for each of those on the list, and factored into the ranking. Finally,
they were assessed against 10 criteria.
Each guru was marked against the following criteria on a scale of 1 (low) to 10 (high).
1. Originality of Ideas
Are the ideas and examples used by the thinker original?
2. Practicality of Ideas
Have the ideas promoted by the thinker been implemented in organizations? And, has the
implementation been successful?
3. Presentation Style
How proficient is the thinker at presenting his/her ideas orally?
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Forbes 2010
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