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_aDecision making for technology executives : _busing multiple perspectives to improved performance / _cHarold A. Linstone. |
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_aBoston : _bArtech House, _c1999. |
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_axix, 315 pages : _billustrations ; _c24 cm |
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_tThe Usual Perspective and Its Limitations -- _tThe Problem-Solution View -- _tOptimization or the "Best" Solution Search -- _tReductionism -- _tReliance on Data and Models -- _tQuantification -- _tObjectivity -- _tIgnoring or Avoiding the Individual -- _tPerceptions of Time -- _tOur Proposed Perspectives -- _tThe Technical Perspective -- _tThe Organizational Perspective -- _tThe Personal Perspective -- _tT + O + P: Characteristics and Comparisons -- _tIntegration of Perspectives -- _tLinkages and the Interactions of Perspectives -- _tOther Perspectives -- _tIllustrations from the Public Sector -- _tMilitary Technology -- _tLocal Crisis: The Mount St. Helens Eruption (Clary) -- _tDenver International Airport (Szyliowicz and Goetz) -- _tOther Cultural Contexts -- _tIllustrations from the Private Sector -- _tThe Willamette Falls Hydroelectric Project (Hawke) -- _tElectronic System Market: Failure of a Strategy (Cook) -- _tCommercial Aircraft: The Wide-Body Trijets -- _tTrading: The Stock Market -- _tTechnology: Risk and Assessment -- _tPerspectives on Risk -- _tThe Alaska Oil Spill -- _tThe Bhopal Chemical Accident (Bowonder and Linstone) -- _tOn the Nuclear Accidents -- _tImplications and Prospects -- _tTechnology: Forecasting and Planning -- _tThe Discounting Dilemma -- _tForecasting -- _tPlanning -- _tLooking Ahead: Complexity Science, Chaos, and Multiple Perspectives -- _tComplex Adaptive Systems -- _tLimits on Forecasting -- _tModeling -- _tPerspectives on Business Organizations -- _tAreas of Research -- _tGuidelines for the User -- _tSeven Guidelines (Linstone and Meltsner) -- _tSample Work Plan |
520 | _aThis text is designed to help readers break away from the constraints of the technologist's "analytical/scientific" viewpoint and employ broader organizational and personal perspectives that strengthen their decision-making ability and leadership skills. The text shows the reader how to utilize this multiple perspective approach to problem-solving and systems development in real-world, outside the laboratory, situtations. Readers learn how this three-dimensional approach has been applied successfully to a wide spectrum of complex systems tasks, from system forecasting to technology assessment, from industrial catastrophes to facility sitting decisions, from corporate strategy to acquisition. Through case studies, the book explores improving technology and risk assessment, forecasting, and crisis management. It also looks at complex sociotechnical systems, technological risk management and planning | ||
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_iOnline version: _aLinstone, Harold A. _tDecision making for technology executives. _dBoston : Artech House, ©1999 _w(OCoLC)988748927 |
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