On the Successful Practice of Management Science

Gene Woolsey

Interfaces, 1976, vol. 7, issue 1-part-2, 1-1

Abstract: The papers found in this volume are a continuing contribution to the evidence that Management Science is a viable, useful profession having considerable impact on modern managerial decision making. It is my firm opinion that the foremost requirement of this profession, at this point in time, is a growing bibliography of successful applications of Management Science. By publishing here the award-winners of the annual prize competition held by the College on the Practice of Management Science, I feel that Interfaces is satisfying the single most important function of this journal.

Date: 1976
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