Meredith A.Johnson、W.Michele Simmons和Patricia Sullivan的书评:精益技术交流:走向可持续项目创新

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M. Faris
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《精益技术交流:迈向可持续项目创新》是一本每个项目管理人员都应该阅读的书,无论是本科技术和专业交流(TPC)、研究生还是第一年写作(FYW)项目的管理人员。作为FYW项目的管理者,我发现这本书非常宝贵,因为我考虑了项目的可持续性、战略和创新。该项目每学期为大约3500名学生提供服务。在精益技术沟通,梅雷迪思a .约翰逊,W.米歇尔·西蒙斯,和帕特里夏·沙利文提供了一个框架,他们称之为精益计划,一个是“创新和破坏性的,”响应当地利益相关者和突发事件,与当地机构的优先事项,可持续和战略(第xv页)对齐,但也挑战。这本书分为两个部分:第一章(第1-3章)概述了他们的方法、框架和原则,第二章(第4-7章)通过案例说明了这个框架的应用。在这篇综述中,我主要关注第1部分,它提供了指导本书其余部分的框架。第1章是某种意义上的定义章,解释了本书的关键概念:破坏、可持续性、弹性和创新。可持续性似乎是这四个项目的核心概念,因为作者强调以可持续的方式创新、破坏和应对挑战,“不损害自然环境或忽视不同人群的需求”(第8页)。书的其余部分表明,当一个项目的中心目标和书评时,它是可持续的
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Book Review: Lean Technical Communication: Toward Sustainable Program Innovation by Meredith A. Johnson, W. Michele Simmons, & Patricia Sullivan
Lean Technical Communication: Toward Sustainable Program Innovation is a book that every program administrator—whether of an undergraduate technical and professional communication (TPC), a graduate, or first-year writing (FYW) program—should read. As an administrator of an FYW program that serves roughly 3,500 students a semester, I found the book invaluable as I considered sustainability, strategy, and innovation for the program. In Lean Technical Communication, Meredith A. Johnson, W. Michele Simmons, and Patricia Sullivan offer a framework for what they call a lean program—one that is “innovative and disruptive,” responsive to local stakeholders and contingencies, aligned with but also challenging of the priorities of local institutions, sustainable, and strategic (p. xv). The book is divided into two parts: the first (Chapters 1–3) overviews their approach, framework, and principles, and the second (Chapters 4–7) illustrates the application of this framework through case examples. In this review, I largely focus on Part 1, which provides the framework that guides the rest of the book. Chapter 1 serves as a definitional chapter of sorts, explaining the book’s key concepts: disruption, sustainability, resilience, and innovation. Sustainability seems to be the central concept of the four, as the authors stress innovating, disrupting, and responding to challenges in sustainable ways “without compromising the natural environment or ignoring needs of diverse populations” (p. 8). The rest of the book shows that a program is sustainable when its central goals and Book Review
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期刊介绍: JBTC is a refereed journal that provides a forum for discussion of communication practices, problems, and trends in business, professional, scientific, and governmental fields. As such, JBTC offers opportunities for bridging dichotomies that have traditionally existed in professional communication journals between business and technical communication and between industrial and academic audiences. Because JBTC is designed to disseminate knowledge that can lead to improved communication practices in both academe and industry, the journal favors research that will inform professional communicators in both sectors. However, articles addressing one sector or the other will also be considered.
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