Organizational Engineering English 2005

The Manager's Guide to Organizational Engineering explains how individuals and group behavior can be understood, measured, predicted, and guided with a high degree of accuracy. The methods outlined in this title are simple, fast and reliable, and produce results that are visible and significant. The technology underlying Organizational Engineering combines information processing theory and sociology, rather than psychology. Information processing theory allows probable behavior to be estimated with a high degree of specificity sociology - the science of group behavior - is used to provide tools that allow the behaviors to be guided in the desired direction. The process is done with the active participation and concurrence of the groups involved.