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Index
TRANSFORMING CULTURE
CONTENTS FIGURES PREFACE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABOUT THE AUTHORS CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO THE AMERICAN MANUFACTURING CULTURE STORY
THE DECLINE OF AN AMERICAN ICON GENESIS OF THE PROJECT THE CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION PROCESS THE IDEAL PLANT CULTURE PROJECT
CHAPTER 2 SIGNIFICANT CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS INFLUENCING CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION TWO INFLUENTIAL PRODUCTION-WORK PARADIGMS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Mass Production
Structure of Work: Compartmentalized, Mechanized, and Centralized Workplace Dynamics: Directive, Impersonal, and Elitist
Flexible and Lean Production
Structure of Work: Economizing, Standardized, and Selective Workplace Dynamics: Participative, Group Centered, and Risk Averse
Summary
THE EVOLVING PRODUCTION CULTURE AT GM
Diversified Mass Production under Alfred P. Sloan
Structure of Work: Differentiated and Decentralized Workplace Dynamics: Meritocratic and Autonomous
Post–World War II Dominance and Rising Parochialism Cooperative Exploration of Production Options at the Century’s End
New United Motor Manufacturing, Inc.: Little Receptivity Back in Detroit Spring Hill Saturn: Decision-Making Consensus Gone Awry Quality Network: Some Level of Rapprochement between GM and the UAW Opel Eisenach Gmbh: Incubator for Diffusion and Learning
Summary
CHAPTER 3 HELPING ORGANIZATIONS TO SEE “WHAT WAS” AND “WHAT IS”
CULTURAL TENSIONS SURROUNDING INDIVIDUALIZED WORK
Blaming Blame Avoidance
EVIDENCE OF CHANGE IN MANUFACTURING PERFORMANCE A SHIFT TOWARD WORK GROUP EMPOWERMENT
The Story of Marking the Team Room The Observation of a Problem on A Line Evidence of Cultural Transformation Summary
CHAPTER 4 GETTING ORGANIZATIONS TO SEE “WHAT IS” AND “WHAT COULD BE”
OUR RESEARCH APPROACH
Field Research Phase Validation Phase Data Analysis Phase Applications Phase
THE CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION FROM THE “OLD WAY” ELEMENTS OF THE IDEAL CULTURE THE IDEAL CULTURAL MODEL WITH COLLABORATION AT ITS CORE
Structuring the Plant Environment for Workplace Effectiveness Engaging a High-Performing Work Force Accomplishing Plant Goals through Cooperative Work Practices Cultivating Strong, Healthy Relationships as a Basis for Plant Success
VALIDATING THE IDEAL CULTURAL MODEL PLACING THE IDEAL CULTURAL MODEL IN COMPARATIVE CONTEXT
Comparing the Ideal Cultural Model with Other GM Models
The Quality Network GMS Star Point
What the Combined Precursor Programs Tell Us about the Ideal Cultural Model Congruency with GMS and the Quality Network
CHAPTER 5 OBSTACLES TO CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION
THE CHALLENGES OF CULTURAL CHANGE IN ORGANIZATIONS
Elaborating on the Cultural Obstacles
Having to Learn a New Culture Ethnocentrism Cross-Cultural Conflict Resistance to Change Cultural Dilemmas Cultural Contradictions Cultural Drift
The Trail They Leave Behind and How to Track That Trail
IDENTIFYING OBSTACLES IN THE CULTURE
Obstacles Related to Managing Performance Obstacles Embedded in “Walking the Talk” Obstacles in Making Your Contribution Obstacles Linked with Demonstrating Team Support
OBSTACLES TIED TO AN OBSERVATION ON THE PLANT FLOOR
Failure and Repair of the Stud Gun Key Obstacles in the Stud Gun Observation
Ethnocentrism Cross-Cultural Conflict Cultural Contradictions Cultural Drift Having to Learn a New Culture
Stud Gun Observation Outcomes Barriers Can Be Overcome: Transformations in Spite of Obstacles From Obstacles to Enablers
CHAPTER 6 RELIANCE ON CULTURAL PROCESSES DURING CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION
ENABLERS FOR CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION
Plant Environment Work Force Work Practices Relationships
IDENTIFYING ENABLERS IN THE CULTURE
Enablers Linked with Supervisory Success Enablers Related to Hands-On Work Experience Problem Solving as an Enabler
Enablers Present in Engineer’s Interactions with Team Members Enablers Mitigating the Obstacles in Engineer-Team Interactions with the Supplier Obstacles Dominating the Engineer’s Interactions with the Manager A Key to Successful Cultural Transformation: Using Enablers from Multiple Quadrants of the Ideal Cultural Model
Conclusions
CHAPTER 7 TOOLS TO AID IN CULTURAL TRANSFORMATION
COLLABORATION TOOL DEVELOPMENT INTERACTIVE TOOLS
Tools for Understanding Collaboration
Ideal Cultural Model Cultural Toolkit Story Packet Recipes for Cultural Success
Tools for Practicing Collaboration
Collaborative Questions Cultural “Hot Spots” Workplace Disagreements
Tools for Measuring Collaboration
Work-Group Relationship Effectiveness Metrics Individual Relationship Effectiveness Metrics
VALIDATION AND TESTING FOR THE INTERACTIVE TOOLS
Collaboration Tool Assessment Collaboration Tool Pilot Test
A GAMING TOOL COLLABORATION TOOL DISSEMINATION AND IMPLEMENTATION
Emerging Patterns of Acceptance and Advocacy Forms of Resistance Conclusions
CHAPTER 8 LESSONS LEARNED, FUTURES PLANNED
LEARNING FROM PRODUCTION-WORK PARADIGMS
Mass Production Flexible and Lean Production The Hybrid of Mass Production with Flexible and Lean Learning from Cultural Transformation Cultural Transformation Model The Bridge Model of Transformation
LEARNING FROM THE CULTURAL IDEAL
Developing a Common Understanding of the Ideal Focusing on the Ideal Operationalizing Collaboration as the Cultural Ideal Learning from the Ethnographic Process
LEARNING FROM CULTURAL TOOLS
Pragmatic Enablers for Cultural Transformation Stories as Powerful Motivators for Change Diversity in Tool Design
REMEMBERING BACK AND LOOKING FORWARD
NOTES
CHAPTER 1 CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER 3 CHAPTER 4 CHAPTER 5 CHAPTER 6 CHAPTER 7 CHAPTER 8
REFERENCES INDEX
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