Titlebook: Enterprise Engineering; Sustained Improvemen Theo Janssen Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Agile management.Bus

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The United Kingdom — The United Nationsn between software architects and software developers within a department, and then the cooperation between a development department and an ICT Operations department, followed by a case on purchasing building materials. This is followed by a case on complexity control and then one concerning the imp

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Rob Johnson,Janne Haaland Matlarystruction Flaws (ECFs) in the organization to be restored (see Chap. . for the ECFs). The model also provides an excellent tool for takeovers, reorganizations, outsourcing processes and reduction of complexity. However, this does not mean that Enterprise Engineering can’t be useful in other areas, w

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Rob Johnson,Janne Haaland Matlaryxcellent basis to deal with problems regarding corporate culture and HRM. It is even an excellent starting point from where to deal with political games and increase the satisfaction of employees. In this chapter, I will shed light on the link between Enterprise Engineering and various other subjects that play a role in organizations.

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Is There Any Use in Changing?,e very problematic (research Hewitt and Associates, 2009) apparently as a result of ‘cultural problems’. These are rather shocking findings, and one thing is for sure: there is something wrong despite the willingness of all the parties involved.

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A New Paradigm,e. The new paradigm we will discuss in this chapter is maybe not as great, but does have substantial consequences for organizational science. But before discussing this new paradigm, we will first take a look at the three important scientific theories on which Enterprise Engineering is based.

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A Number of Cases,ions department, followed by a case on purchasing building materials. This is followed by a case on complexity control and then one concerning the implementation of Agile/Scrum in a large organization. The last case is one involving a reorganization of a government body.