Evolution of Organizational Productivity from the Age of Science to th to the Systems Age, The. Presented at The Second International Symposi ofIndustrial Engineering and Systems, Mexico City, March, 1984.

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"Abstract: As an outlook, a way of thinking, the systems Approach influences how managers regard the productivity problem. The relationships between the Scientific Method, the Systems Approach and the Japanese model of productivity management are explored. Finally, a short incursion in the realm of models and metamodels is made."

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