Work Study

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Volume 52, issue 7, 2003

The relationship between trust and team performance pp. 337-340

Ferda Erdem, Janset Ozen and Nuray Atsan

Training for design of experiments pp. 341-346

Jiju Antony, Tzu‐Yao Chou and Sid Ghosh

An overview of frequently used performance measures pp. 347-354

Stefan Tangen

New directions: revolutionizing learning in the baking industry pp. 355-357

Paul Davis

Computerized workplace design using CADWORK heuristics pp. 358-363

U.J. Udosen

Volume 52, issue 6, 2003

The impact of leader characteristics on the performance of organizational members: an exploratory study pp. 286-289

Tope Adeyemi‐Bello

Work‐related research, education and training in developing countries pp. 290-296

Rabiul Ahasan

Enhancing quality in education: application of quality function deployment – an industry perspective pp. 297-309

Sangeeta Sahney, Devinder Kumar Banwet and Sabita Karunes

A new mandate for operations managers pp. 310-316

Seyed‐Mahmoud Aghazadeh

Volume 52, issue 5, 2003

Optimal trust and teamwork: from groupthink to teamthink pp. 229-233

Ferda Erdem

A study of the effect of perceived lecture quality on post‐lecture intentions pp. 234-243

K. Devinder and Biplab Datta

An integrated approach to improving the adhesive bond strength of honeycomb composite joints pp. 244-255

A.J. Thomas and J. Antony

A simulation of a workflow management system pp. 256-261

Andrew Greasley

Volume 52, issue 4, 2003

Skill or diploma? The potential influence of skill‐based pay systems on sources of skills acquisition and degree programs pp. 179-183

R. Eugene Hughes

Harvesting and using corporate knowledge pp. 184-189

James Heath

Strategic planning for knowledge management implementation in engineering firms pp. 190-200

Ravi Shankar, Singh, Amol Gupta and Rakesh Narain

The future of human resource management pp. 201-207

Seyed‐Mahmoud Aghazadeh

Volume 52, issue 3, 2003

Who belongs to ergonomics? An examination of the human factors community pp. 123-128

Rabiul Ahasan and Daniel Imbeau

Features of organizational culture in manufacturing organizations: a metaphorical analysis pp. 129-135

Ferda Erdem and Cigdem Satir

Productivity tools: “horses for courses” pp. 136-140

David McKee

One for all: unified messaging comes of age pp. 141-144

Roger Hulme

Flexible working patterns using annualised hours pp. 145-149

M. Rodriguez

Volume 52, issue 2, 2003

Socio‐technical and ergonomic aspects of industrial technologies pp. 68-75

Rabiul Ahasan and Daniel Imbeau

Supply chain collaboration: the key to value creation pp. 76-83

B.S. Sahay

Investing for innovation pp. 84-88

Michael Greene

A review of improvement methods in manufacturing operations pp. 89-93

Thomas Grünberg

TQM modeling of the automobile manufacturing sector: a system dynamics approach pp. 94-101

V.K. Khanna, Prem Vat, Ravi Shankar, B.S. Sahay and Ashwini Gautam

Volume 52, issue 1, 2003

Leisure counselling in stress management pp. 7-12

Dean Juniper

Web‐based technology in support of construction supply chain networks pp. 13-19

Sherif Mohamed

Public sector performance measurement: delivering greater accountability pp. 20-24

Mike Bolton

Case study method for new product development in engineer‐to‐order organizations pp. 25-36

Abd Rahman Abdul Rahim and Mohd Shariff Nabi Baksh

The European Innovation Scoreboard pp. 37-42

Mike Fletcher

Volume 51, issue 7, 2002

The effect of regulatory practices in achieving competitive advantage pp. 346-356

Zoe J. Douglas‐Judson and Zoe J. Radnor

The added value of office accommodation to organisational performance pp. 357-363

Hermen Jan van Ree

Developing causal relationships for a TQM index for the Indian automobile sector pp. 364-373

V.K. Khanna, Prem Vrat, Ravi Shankar and B.S. Sahay

Psychosocial and socio‐economic issues relating to female workers in Bangladesh pp. 374-381

Rabiul Ahasan, Helena Laukkala and Sadia Sadeque

Volume 51, issue 6, 2002

A comparison of buffer management systems and associated equipment utilizations pp. 287-296

Lloyd J. Taylor

Thermal environment effects on construction workers’ productivity pp. 297-302

Sherif Mohamed and Korb Srinavin

Document management: is the time now right? pp. 303-308

Michael Raynes

The myth of continuous improvement pp. 309-313

Michael Bolton and John Heap

Competence, competency and competencies: performance assessment in organisations pp. 314-319

David R. Moore, Mei‐I Cheng and Andrew R.J. Dainty

Volume 51, issue 5, 2002

Performance measurement: a look at some possible dysfunctions pp. 230-239

Arie Halachmi

Virtual offices: understanding and managing what you cannot see pp. 240-247

Marilyn M. Helms and Farhad M.E. Raiszadeh

Making enterprises Internet ready: e‐business for process industries pp. 248-253

Siriginidi Subba Rao

Business continuity planning pp. 254-261

Mick Savage

Volume 51, issue 4, 2002

Strenuous tasks in a hot climate – a case study pp. 175-181

Rabiul Ahasan, Golam Mohiuddin and Syed Mohammed Faruquee

Control processes for total quality management and quality assurance pp. 182-190

Naceur Jabnoun

Supply chain technology pp. 191-196

Alex Dawson

Six sigma and lifelong learning pp. 197-201

John Man

Risk evaluation and its importance to project implementation pp. 202-208

Alison Mobey and David Parker

Volume 51, issue 3, 2002

Psychosocial implications of shift work: a case study pp. 116-120

Rabiul Ahasan, Golam Mohiuddin and Abdul Khaleque

Women in the workplace: revisiting the production soldiers, 1939‐1945 pp. 121-133

Richard Cardinali

Measuring and managing customer value pp. 134-139

George Evans

A practical knowledge transfer system: a case study pp. 140-148

Kiran Jude Fernandes and Vinesh Raja

Volume 51, issue 2, 2002

Performance measurement and government productivity pp. 63-73

Arie Halachmi

Advantages and disadvantages of telecommuting for the individual, organization and society pp. 74-80

Itzhak Harpaz

Robust design in new product development process: a neglected methodology in UK manufacturing organizations pp. 81-84

Jiju Antony

Just‐in‐time implementation in small and medium enterprises pp. 85-90

N. Rajam Ramaswamy, V. Selladurai and A. Gunasekaran

The time for ERP? pp. 91-93

William Payne

Volume 51, issue 1, 2002

Design for six sigma: a breakthrough business improvement strategy for achieving competitive advantage pp. 6-8

Jiju Antony

Human adaptation to shift work in improving health, safety and productivity – some recommendations pp. 9-16

Rabiul Ahasan

Quantitative and qualitative research in the built environment: application of “mixed” research approach pp. 17-31

Dilanthi Amaratunga, David Baldry, Marjan Sarshar and Rita Newton

Analyzing alternatives for improvement in supply chain performance pp. 32-37

Ashish Agarwal and Ravi Shankar