Search for dissertations about: "temporary organization"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 21 swedish dissertations containing the words temporary organization.
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1. Time-limited and complex interaction : studies of industrial projects
Abstract : This doctoral dissertation reports on four case studies of industrial project organizations: The studies cover product development and construction projects at ABB, Ericsson and Volvo. Generally, the studies aim at exploring the time-limited and complex character of project interaction. READ MORE
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2. A new managerial perspective on self-organization in product development
Abstract : Technological changes and faster information flows motivate managers and management scholars to explore new forms of product development organizing, departing from the managerial hierarchy and building increasingly on self-organization. With few exceptions such explorations and experimental efforts have proven challenging to sustain over time. READ MORE
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3. Material Flows Incurred by Activities at Project Sites
Abstract : The execution of numerous projects is dependent on the movement of large quantities of heterogeneous material to and from project sites. This has to be done in a timely manner to successfully produce desired outputs, e.g. buildings, concerts, peacekeeping operations and sport events. READ MORE
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4. Cost-benefit analysis of labor market programs : Applied to a temporary program in northern Sweden
Abstract : The study's objective is to evaluate the relief works and special projects that were in effect during the period 1983-1986 due to the labor force reduction of almost 2 000 persons at the LKAB Mining Company in 1983. These reductions caused the Swedish Parliament to set up a special labor market policy organization, the Malmfältsdelegation, which besides initiating relief works and special projects also functioned as an employment exchange, an employability assessment center, and a training organizer. READ MORE
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5. Cluster Initiatives as Intermediaries : A Study of their Management and Stakeholders
Abstract : This dissertation offers a platform to understand the nature of cluster initiatives as a socio-economic phenomenon combining cluster, entrepreneurship and intermediary features. They are particular types of ventures facilitating networks and dialog platforms adjusted to local contexts and offering a way to enhance regional development. READ MORE