Year: 2006
Type: article
Abstract: Management innovation — that is, the implementation of new management practices, processes and structures that represent a significant departure from current norms — has over time dramatically transformed the way many functions and activities work in organizations. Many of the practices, processes and structures that we see in modern business organizations were developed during the last 150 years by the creative efforts of management innovators. Those innovators have included well-known names like Alfred P. Sloan and Frederick Taylor, as well as numerous other unheralded individuals and small groups of people who all sought to improve the internal workings of organizations by trying something new.
Authors: Julian M. Birkinshaw, Michael J. Mol
Language: English
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2112377031