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Organizational culture change management

Weiner Y. 1988. Forms of value systems A focus on organizational effectiveness and cultural change and maintenance. Acad Manag Rev 13 536. [Pg.148]

Organizational culture Continued) definition of, 956 dimensions of, 958 and new technology, 956-961 process-control-minded, 2002, 2003 propensity towards change in, 1705 and supply chain management, 2126, 2127 for sustaining knowledge management, 216-217... [Pg.2760]

Overcoming these limitations requires changes in organizational culture and in the use of the audit results. Safety controllers (managers) must feel personal... [Pg.401]

In order to move towards a demand driven supply and operations management, it is important to have senior management support and engagement to make the necessary changes in term of tools, processes and organizational culture, as detailed below ... [Pg.99]

Like its popular predecessors, the book supplies a complete overview of hazard control, safety management, compliance, standards, and accreditation in the healthcare industry. This edition includes new information on leadership, performance improvement, risk management, organizational culture, behavioral safety, root cause analysis, and recent OSHA and Joint Commission Emergency Management requirements and regulatory changes. [Pg.551]

Business School and a Ph.D. in organizational behavior from Harvard University. Professor Snook s book Friendly Fire was selected by the Academy of Management to receive the 2002 Terry Award. His research and consulting activities have been in the areas of leadership, leader development, change management, organizational systems and failure, and culture. [Pg.403]

To be effective, you must mentally accept that the safety management system can be flexible and adaptable to rapid change as organizational and business conditions evolve. You want a safety management system that can bend with the needs of the organization and not break under the demands of the overall organizational culture. [Pg.19]

Lower scores on perceived organizational support and upward communication indicated areas for particular attention during the culture change effort. Senior management and the behaviors they stimulate through the management chain influence both of these dimensions, which also have a strong influence on the culture in ways that relate directly to mission safety. [Pg.246]


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