Visioning: the concept, trilogy, and process

Article Abstract:

A vision of achieving quality may be a key element in the success of an organization. The actual picture may not always be the one that is idealized, but the gaps can be effectively reduced in various ways. A successful vision stimulates and gives a clear picture for decision-making. The process of visioning may incorporate factors such as collection of information, selecting the best of the ideas, testing the idea, getting sanctions from the organization for implementation and communicating the idea.

Management, Usage, Business planning, Business success, Visualization (Mental images), Visualization (Psychology)

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Expect the unexpected: Enterprise information system at water resource department improves process, quality and customer service

Article Abstract:

The implementation of a structured query language server based enterprise information system at the Idaho State Department of Water Resources is discussed.

Installation, Information systems

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Hustle, that's all: Business process reingineering at the Earle M. Jorgensen Co

Article Abstract:

The Earle M. Jorgensen company's business process reengineering program is discussed.

Reengineering (Management)

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