Journal of Management in Engineering 1997 - Abstracts

Journal of Management in Engineering 1997
TitleSubjectAuthors
Achieve low overhead ratios.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Age discrimination: downsizing without lawsuits.Engineering and manufacturing industriesPatterson, Carol J.
A leading program for undergraduate engineering. (LeaderShape Institutes)Engineering and manufacturing industriesFisher, Karen, Tener, Robert K.
Alternative dispute resolution in government.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKeith, Frederick S.
Americans with Disabilities Act.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
A passion for work. (changes in career goals)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Bagging our baggage. (the engineering profession and the new global economy)Engineering and manufacturing industriesCirilli, Nick
Building a consensus: how tos and how not tos.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKraft, Walter H.
Building a Consortium for Advanced Positioning System.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBeliveau, Yvan J.
Building a practice abroad.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Changing industry requires new vision: rapid change and future trends. (environmental management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesMaxwell, Steve
Coaching engineers.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
Construction quality auditing.Engineering and manufacturing industriesCalder, Doug A.J.
Criticizing the contractor: a dangerous game.Engineering and manufacturing industriesZetlin, Michael S.
Documenting defensively. (escrow bid documents)Engineering and manufacturing industriesSchroedel, Ralph B.
Education reform: pros and cons.Engineering and manufacturing industriesFarr, John V.
Engineering and construction: building a stronger global industry.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBauml, Steven
Engineering education: the challenge of reform.Engineering and manufacturing industriesFarr, John V.
Environmental engineering firms: is bigger really better?Engineering and manufacturing industriesMaxwell, Steve
Feds adopt industry standards. (National Technology Transfer and Advancement Act of 1995)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Getting business you're not really looking for.Engineering and manufacturing industriesEdelstein, Ed
Industry future uncertain but hopeful says CH2M Hill CEO. (Ralph Peterson)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Interviewing etiquette: when the tables are turned.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
Leadership is essential to managing success.Engineering and manufacturing industriesGenega, Stanley G.
Making an impression that counts. (making corporate presentations)Engineering and manufacturing industriesLinowes, Joanne G.
Managing change orders and claims. (includes related article on American Institute of Architects' Document A201)Engineering and manufacturing industriesCox, Robert K.
Managing local collaboration.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Marketing for competitive advantage.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMaxwell, Steve
Mediation is not arbitration.Engineering and manufacturing industriesSilberman, Allan
Meeting the challenges of the next century. (address to the ASCE Water and Environment Conference)(Transcript)Engineering and manufacturing industriesPeterson, Ralph R.
Mentoring a protege can save managers time.Engineering and manufacturing industries 
More coaching - less osmosis: teaching soft skills to hard students.Engineering and manufacturing industriesWalesh, Stuart
Net gain for MBK projects. (MBK Real Estate Ltd.)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Outcome management: five success factors.Engineering and manufacturing industriesWomack, Larry, McArthur, C. Dan
Partnership: a people process based on common sense.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBarr, Norma J.
Personal customer service.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
Prepare for disaster. (management)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Professional development: managing in ethical ways.Engineering and manufacturing industriesWortley, C. Allen
Proper placement of people: increasing productivity, ensuring quality.(Editorial)Engineering and manufacturing industriesDoll, Norman
Reengineering an engineering consultant.Engineering and manufacturing industriesBaker, Michael, III
Six steps to effective delegation.Engineering and manufacturing industriesSmith, Anne, Culp, Gordon
Strategic planning: developments and improvements.Engineering and manufacturing industriesHensey, Melville
Structuring and financing the deal. (Mergers and Acquisitions, part 3)Engineering and manufacturing industries 
Structuring for a competitive advantage.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMaxwell, Steve
Subcontractor partnering: I'll believe it when I see it.Engineering and manufacturing industriesLove, Sally
Teamwork: why some people don't like it.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
The 21st century challenge. (challenges faced by the manufacturing industry)(Transcript)Engineering and manufacturing industriesCoppola, Joseph R.
The art of feedback: it can be a pleasant experience.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
The changing role of lawyers in construction.Engineering and manufacturing industriesSmith, Robert J.
The constructibility review process: a constructor's perspective.Engineering and manufacturing industriesMendelsohn, Roy
The last time management course.Engineering and manufacturing industriesKrug, Jim
The next management generation: raised by wolves?Engineering and manufacturing industries 
TQM... reengineering... what now? (total quality management)Engineering and manufacturing industriesDel Vecchio, Jon A.
Treat your own career like a business.Engineering and manufacturing industriesLloyd, Joan
What does a buyer look at? (part 2) (Mergers and Acquisitions; part 2)Engineering and manufacturing industriesMaxwell, Steve
What you can do to improve engineering education.Engineering and manufacturing industriesRussell, Jeffrey S., Pfatteicher, Sarah K.A., Meier, John R.
Why acquire a company?(Mergers and Acquisitions, part 1)Engineering and manufacturing industriesMaxwell, Steve
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