Project/matrix management policy and strategy : cases and situations by Harold Kerzner and David I. Cleland.
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TextLanguage: English Publication details: New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1985Description: xiv, 479 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 0442247192Subject(s): Matrix organization | Project management | Matrix organization -- Case studies | Project management -- Case studiesDDC classification: SHS 658.4/02 K47p 1985 LOC classification: HD58.5 | .K47 1985Summary: "The genesis of modern matrix management is found in the use of project team organized to deal with a specific, temporary purpose. In the last decade project management has attained a maturity and rightfully takes it place in the theory and practice of management. matrix management starts to change the prevailing culture of organization. The fluidity of matrix management, where planning, organizing, and control are carried out by mutual adjustment and increased communication and negotiation, creates the need for managers and professionals to work together more than ever."
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"The genesis of modern matrix management is found in the use of project team organized to deal with a specific, temporary purpose. In the last decade project management has attained a maturity and rightfully takes it place in the theory and practice of management. matrix management starts to change the prevailing culture of organization. The fluidity of matrix management, where planning, organizing, and control are carried out by mutual adjustment and increased communication and negotiation, creates the need for managers and professionals to work together more than ever."
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