持续改进的神话

Work Study Pub Date : 2002-11-01 DOI:10.1108/00438020210441867

Michael Bolton, J. Heap

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引用次数: 17

摘要

表明“持续改进”是一种不可行的组织转型方法;这种不连续性对于确保巩固成果和锁定基线绩效至关重要。描述了一种特殊的组织转型方法——UPLIFT计划——用于调查、评估和为“组织未来”做准备，并用它来证明这种对不连续性的需求。

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The myth of continuous improvement

Suggests that “continuous improvement” is an unworkable approach to organisational transformation; that discontinuity is essential to ensure that gains are consolidated and locked in to baseline performance. Describes a particular organisational transformation methodology – the UPLIFT programme – used to investigate, assess and prepare for “organisational futures” and uses it to demonstrate this need for discontinuity.

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