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Mr. Gaetani...essential is stronger than I would use...But a quicky answer
is that as a businessman/owner and MBA school teacher I find the Fortune
magazine gives me and my students current data on stuff...trends...etc. It's
not a journal, but it's what I use often..Regards

Roger M. Dore, Ph.D.
Dore & Assc.
5774 N. Caldwell
Chicago, IL. 60646
773-205-7147

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>From: Roger Gaetani <rgaetani@INTERART.COM>
>To: MG-ED-DV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
>Subject: [MG-ED-DV] What journals are essential reading on MgmtDevelopment?
>Date: Thu, Feb 26, 1998, 1:52 PM
>

>I would be very interested in getting fellow listmembers' opinions on the
>following:
>
>1) What journals should be considered "essential" reading for persons
>working on management or leadership development within college or
>university programs?
>
>2) What journals should be considered "essential" reading for persons
>working on management or leadership development within private industry or
>business settings?
>
>If you feel inclined to respond, please respond directly to me, and I will
>summarize the results for the list. Please indicate one of the categories
>above, clearly showing to which category your list pertains. And please
>list your choices in order of importance, such that the journal you
>consider to be most important for a given category would appear first, the
>next most important would be second, and so on.
>
>Thanks for all votes cast!
>
>
>Roger Gaetani
>Director of Training
>InterArt
>

"Quality Progress" published by the American Society for Quality.
Articles range from highway safety management to analysis of TQM
failures to Deming's 14 points to activity based costing to creating
customer-centric performance measures to personal improvement strategies
to... Quality, quality, quality. If a manager does not concentrate
his/her efforts on Quality (big Q), then the manager will fail and will
bring down those good people two whom he/she has been given the
responsibility to lead.

Harold J. Crossman
Senior Scientist
OSRAM SYLVANIA INC.
Lighting Research Center
71 Cherry Hill Dr.
Beverly, MA 01915
(978) 750-1717
crossman@osi.sylvania.com

Mr. Dore:

Your e-mails have a date setting of 1956. Did you know that?

WDM

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