The organizational context of OR group management

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Omega, 1993, vol. 21, issue 3, 275-287

Abstract: There have been several attempts to identify the process by which OR groups can be successfully managed. These share a common underlying view that the important factor in this process is the creation of a satisfactory relationship between the members of a group and the management of the group's host organization. In this paper it is argued that whilst this is a key factor to concentrate upon this alone leads to a restrictive view of what it means for an OR group to belong to an organization. A means of developing a broader vision of the relationship between an OR group and its host organization is presented which has implications for the process of managing of OR groups.

Date: 1993
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