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Teams in the workplace 7 Evaluation 2 Teams 2 teams in the workplace 2 work teams 2 Business 1 Business Administration, Management, and Operations 1 Business and Management 1 Business management 1 CROSS-functional teams 1 Human engineering 1 Industrial hygiene 1 Instinct Drive System 1 JOB rotation SIX sigma (Quality control standard) 1 MANAGEMENT science 1 Meetings 1 Organizational behavior 1 Performance 1 Project management 1 Project teams 1 QUALITY control 1 Research 1 Resource allocation 1 STANDARDS 1 TEAMS in the workplace 1 Team effectiveness 1 Team-based support systems 1 facilitation 1 financial performance 1 influence 1 knowledge management 1 measures 1 meetings 1 model work teams 1 performance 1 performance and measures 1 potency 1 power 1 resource allocation 1 support systems 1
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Other 6 Article 2 Book / Working Paper 2
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English 9 Undetermined 1
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Beyerlein, Michael 4 Lambert, Paul 3 Kennedy, Frances A. 2 Ballentine, Rodger 1 Beyerlein, Michael M. 1 Boyd, Nancy 1 Brook, Phillip W. 1 Brown, Chris 1 Chakravorty, Satya S. 1 Choi, Sang 1 Curtis, Mary B. 1 Dadich, Ann 1 Doster, Joseph 1 Fitzgerald, Anneke 1 Giesler, Achmed 1 Godara, Varuna 1 Guarnaccia, Charles A. 1 Hass, Nicolette P. 1 Huff, Joseph W. 1 Jatczak, Mark 1 Kennedy, Frances Anne 1 Klammer, Thomas P. 1 Longo, Jodi Olaine 1 Lopez, Nicolette P. 1 Marshall, Linda 1 Pavur, Robert J. 1 Turner, Jon T. 1
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University of Stellenbosch. Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences. Graduate School of Business. 1 University of Western Sydney 1
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Six Sigma Programs: An Implementation Model
Chakravorty, Satya S. - 2009
Despite the pervasiveness of Six Sigma program implementations, there is increasing concern about implementation failures. One reason many Six Sigma programs fail is because an implementation model on how to effectively guide the implementation of these programs is lacking. Using a successful...
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Key factors for successful implementation of a participatory ergonomics program
Jatczak, Mark - 2009
Date original created: Nov. 5, 2008.This file was last viewed in Adobe Reader 8.0
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The I.D. system : a reliable approach to improve team performance
Fitzgerald, Anneke; Dadich, Ann - 2009
In the changing workplace environment, employee behaviour remains largely unpredictable, implicating significant repercussions for team dynamics and team performance. To maximise human capital, managers and employees need to understand those facets that impel peak performance. This paper...
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Knowledge sharing and pervasive computing : the need for trust and a sense of history
Brook, Phillip W.; Godara, Varuna - University of Western Sydney; University of Western Sydney - 2009
This chapter explores the implications of knowledge sharing in an era of pervasive computing, and concludes that, perhaps counter-intuitively, people will need to come together more to establish the trust that is necessary for effective knowledge sharing. Practices such as team-work should...
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Team-based support systems: Generating a testable support systems model and accompanying hypotheses.
Turner, Jon T. - 2008
Scant research exists to illuminates the nature of organizational efforts, or support systems, designed to provide work teams with what is needed to be successful. The sample (N = 20) consists of experienced researchers and practitioners discussing work team implementations and the ongoing...
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Exploring Team Performance as an Independent Variable: Can Performance Predict Resource Allocation?
Lopez, Nicolette P. - 2007
Encouraging positive work team growth depends on, in part, the form and availability of organizational resources and support. Support systems have been found to be important for work team health and survival. However, managers are challenged to make resource decisions while working within...
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Successful project teams
Giesler, Achmed - 2007
ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This report is a literature study that focuses on the characteristics of successful project teams in the research and development environment. Successful project teams are becoming an increasingly important factor in business. However, traditional quantitative project...
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Measuring Team Meeting Success: Does Everyone Really Need to Participate?
Longo, Jodi Olaine - 2005
Facilitators are encouraged to get all meeting attendees to participate in the meeting. There is the assumption made that, if they do participate, then this participation will increase the group's general satisfaction of the meeting. Also, knowing the factors that can increase the probability of...
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The power of teams: Do self-managing work teams influence managers' perceptions of potency?
Hass, Nicolette P. - 2005
The present study examined the perceptions of teams and managers on team potency levels as a function of stage of team development. Drawing from the power and influence literature, potency was established as a means by which to assess team's internal dynamics. Stage of team development was...
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Team performance: Using financial measures to evaluate the effect of support systems on team performance.
Kennedy, Frances Anne - 2002
Organizations invest in team-based systems in order to generate innovative practices that will give them a competitive edge. High-performing teams require training and other support systems to gain the skills they need as well as to create and maintain an environment conducive to their success....
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