Title: The Web of Inclusion
First published: 1995
Description: "... A web of inclusion is both a structure and an ever-evolving process, constantly changing to meet the demands of the business environment. Building a web of inclusion means that ideas come from all employees, not just from the top down; that what individuals do in the workplace depends on their talents, not on their titles; that a premium is placed on flexibility; that the edges of the web of inclusion connect with people outside the organization: customers, suppliers, joint-venture partners, the mass media."--Book jacket.
Subjects: Case studies, Corporate culture, Organizational effectiveness, Organizational change, Organizational Efficiency, Organizational Models, Organizational Case Studies, Organizational Culture, Organizational Innovation
Places: United States
LC classification: HD58.7 .H437 1995