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The Industrial Revolutions that are relevant
Second Industrial Revolution: Gas in 1870.
Third Industrial Revolution: Electronics and Nuclear in 1969.
Fourth Industrial Revolution: Internet and Renewable Energy in 2000. -
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Other notable events that helped develop these theories
- Cold War -First modernized school
- Population increase (baby boomers)
- The US dollars rise to prominence and global banking revolutionized as a whole
- Civil rights movements
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Bureaucratic Organization
Created by Max Weber in the early 1900s -
Follett’s Organizations as Communities
Popularized by Mary Parker Follet -
scientific management
first theorized by Frederick W. Taylor -
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WW1
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Administrative principles
Popularized by Henri Fayol -
Hawthorne Studies
Created by Elton Mayo -
Quality Management
Created by Edward Demmings -
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WW2
The most brutal and revolutionary war to ever occur. With things like mass genocide, invasions, nuclear bombs, and a need for enhanced production and evolution in many work fields, the second world war made huge impacts on the world. -
Maslow’s Theory of Human Needs
First theorized by Abraham Maslow -
Knowledge Management & Organizational Learning
Popularized by Peter Drucker in the 60's -
McGregor’s Theory X / Theory Y plus Argyris’s Theory of Adult Personality
First theorized by Douglas McGregor and Chris Argyris -
Organizations as Systems & Contingency Thinking
First popularized by Chester Barnard in the mid 60's -
Quantitative Analysis & Tools
Created by Joseph Juran in the 1970's -
Evidence Based Management
Was popularized by Frank and Lillian Gilbreth in the 1990's -
21st Century Leadership
Created by John Gardner