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Learning Organization (Organizational Learning)
This method (or movement) focuses on enhancing organization systems and people
to increase the organization’s capacity for performance. It includes extensive
use of principles of systems theory. In and of itself, this is not an overall
comprehensive process assured to improve performance. Its effectiveness toward
reaching overall results for the organization depends on how well the enhanced
ability to learn applies to the organization.
Sections of This Topic Include
Various Perspectives
Various Other Performance Improvement
Programs and Movements
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Related Library Topics
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Various Perspectives
Review of Peter Senge’s “Fifth Discipline”
(a seminal book on systems theory and organizations)
Knowledge
Management Organizational Learning: @BRINT ™
Organizational
Learning and Learning Organizations: An Overview
The Virtual Learning Organization: Learning at
the Corporate University Workplace Campus
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of Organizational Learning and Knowledgement Management resources
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Systems Thinking
Various Other Performance Programs and Movements
The following can be organizational improvement programs, depending
on how they’re used. (See Broad Overview of Various Programs and Movements
(see Note #1 below.)
Balanced
Scorecard
BusinessProcess
Re-Engineering
Cultural
Change
Quality Management
Knowledge
Management
Management
by Objectives
Program
Evaluation
Strategic
Planning
Systems
Thinking
Total
Quality Management
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