The Work Process for e-Business under More Flexible Production in U. S. Manufacturing Firms

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This paper illustrates the repeated use of technology and work reorganization to increase managerial control of production at the plants. Mangers believed thatn, within limits, greater managerial control increases firm responsiveness to the market as well as improving product quality, productivity, and other performance measures. Greater managerial control, in their view, implies better coordination and more efficient utilization of firm resource. It also enable professionals-programmers, managers, and engineers -in whose ability and loyalty managers have the most faith, to make more production decisions.

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