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order and control. The signature achievements of their work include assembly-line mass pro- duction at Ford Motor Company’s Highland Park plant in Michigan, the widespread application of management theorist Frederick Winslow Taylor’s principles of scientific management, and the science-based innov...
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One of the biggest barriers to strong performance in these regions is the prevailing mindset around contracts. Rather than being seen as strategic levers for operational and financial performance, contracts are too often dismissed as bureaucratic nuisances or administrative formalities. Worse still, they...