National Productivity Review: Vol 6, No 2

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Technology and mindset: A model for generating new product and service ideas

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Improving police 911 operations in Washington, D.C ^†

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An example of economic gainsharing in the restaurant industry ^†

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Federal government gainsharing systems in an environment of retrenchment ^†

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Hiring in self-regulating work teams ^†

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Productivity improvement through forecast modeling ^†

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Organizational analysis: Its application to performance improvement ^†

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Productivity and competitivity: Measures of industrial efficiency

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Local area networks: Part I

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The merits and problems of participation. High-involvement management: Participative strategies for improving organizational performance, by Edward E. Lawler III. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986. 252 pages. $21.95

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An integrated quality-improvement program. The improvement process: How America's leading companies improve quality, By H. James Harrington. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1987. 240 pages. $24.95

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Federal government gainsharing systems in an environment of retrenchment ^†

Hiring in self-regulating work teams ^†

Productivity improvement through forecast modeling ^†

Organizational analysis: Its application to performance improvement ^†

Productivity and competitivity: Measures of industrial efficiency

Bonuses: What is the impact?

Local area networks: Part I

The merits and problems of participation. High-involvement management: Participative strategies for improving organizational performance, by Edward E. Lawler III. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986. 252 pages. $21.95

An integrated quality-improvement program. The improvement process: How America's leading companies improve quality, By H. James Harrington. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1987. 240 pages. $24.95

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A point of view

Technology and mindset: A model for generating new product and service ideas

Improving police 911 operations in Washington, D.C†

An example of economic gainsharing in the restaurant industry†

Federal government gainsharing systems in an environment of retrenchment†

Hiring in self-regulating work teams†

Productivity improvement through forecast modeling†

Organizational analysis: Its application to performance improvement†

Productivity and competitivity: Measures of industrial efficiency

Bonuses: What is the impact?

Local area networks: Part I

The merits and problems of participation. High-involvement management: Participative strategies for improving organizational performance, by Edward E. Lawler III. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986. 252 pages. $21.95

An integrated quality-improvement program. The improvement process: How America's leading companies improve quality, By H. James Harrington. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1987. 240 pages. $24.95

Review of recent book literature

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Improving police 911 operations in Washington, D.C ^†

An example of economic gainsharing in the restaurant industry ^†

Federal government gainsharing systems in an environment of retrenchment ^†

Hiring in self-regulating work teams ^†

Productivity improvement through forecast modeling ^†

Organizational analysis: Its application to performance improvement ^†