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Technological Change and Management (The John Diebold Lectures)

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ISBN-10:

0674872304

ISBN-13:

9780674872301

Released: Jan 01, 1970
Publisher: Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Format: Hardcover, 148 pages
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Six leaders of American industry and government analyze the social and economic implications of scientific and technological change. Donald Cook discusses “Technology—Mainspring of History”; Eli Goldston, “The Limits of Technology”; Joseph C. Wilson, “The New Entrepreneur”; Charles E. Thornton, “The Role of Modern Business”; E. G. Woodroofe, “Technology and Business Opportunity for the International Business”; and James E. Webb, “NASA as an Adaptive Organization.”

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