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Integration: Public and Private Perspectives, Some Case Studies,myself) considered that their own experiences were worth recording. Related to that conviction, as I discuss toward the end of this chapter when I attempt to formulate the lessons learnt into more general principles, a useful task for governmental agency or trade association is to make “best practice” more fully available to a wider audience.

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Book 1992volvement between management and workforce can reduce tensions, improve the flow of information (both upward and downward), overcome bottlenecks in existing systems, and bring the capability of many minds to bear upon a problem or challenge. Chapters 1 and 2 introduce the concept of "internal and ex

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Managerial and Organisational Integration Needs Arising Out of Technical Change,s “discrete” or specialised, is examined. Such integration can assist in achieving the best use of new technological capacity, can optimise organisational and human potential, and can thereby significantly improve overall systems performance.

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A Managerial and Organisational Perspective,ntegration and cross-disciplinary management skill and perspective are required. In this chapter I consider these needs, the historical, institutional and cultural barriers to such changes, together with the means and needs to overcome these difficulties, from a managerial and organisational perspective.

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