Managing in a Time of Great Change

Predictions of the future by business writers vary greatly. A few are predicting less turmoil and more stability. Yet, Peter F. Dmcker, in Managing in a Time of Great Change, a November 1995 publication, made this comment ... 

Drucker, Peter F. Managing in a Time of Great Change. New York Truman TaUey Books/Dutton, 1995. 

Managing In A Time Of Great Change) and then see how OHS can be best delivered... 

Order execution consists of steps to process an order to achieve the final outcome. As noted earlier, this may involve a combination of an automated system, workstations, or manual operations. Management should include information services (IS) applications for all automated systems and workstations. Recording activities is necessary even with manual operations thus an IS application provides great benefit. An execution application should interface with other IS systems in compound management to handle job information and update progress in real time via a defined interfacing mechanism. However, the execution application should accurately perform the tasks independently, not as part of an inventory or order administration system to minimize the impacts of any execution system changes on the business process and the IS systems. 

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