conflict management

Common Sense Instead of MBA

Common Sense Instead of MBA

How to recognize sustainable leaders
Hans Rosenkranz
Management tools are a dime a dozen. The US-American strategy consultancy Bain & Company, for example, analyses regularly the 25 most popular of them worldwide. However, the best tool is only as good as its user. The proper and efficient utilization requires common sense. If a manager has it or not can be identified by the following qualities: He knows that others see him different from how he sees himself. He sets high value on a respectful feedback culture in his company, and he counts on the power of cooperation.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 35 | 2019 | Edition 2 | Pages 57-60 | DOI 10.30844/I40M_19-2_S57-60
Conflict-Focused Management of Quality Risks

Conflict-Focused Management of Quality Risks

Michael Reiss
State-of-the-art risk assessments either overestimate or underestimate both probability and impact of quality risks. Misleading assessments can be avoided by modeling quality risks as conflicts instead of defects. Refocusing requires a transition from production approaches to interaction approaches covering several clusters of relevant actors in quality management. Customer involvement e.g. as a co-producer not only supports customer satisfaction and retention but also reduces producers’ costs since risk identification becomes more valid and risk sharing is enabled.
Industrie Management | Volume 30 | 2014 | Edition 5 | Pages 32-36
Conflicts Among Decision Makers in the Freight Forwarding Company

Conflicts Among Decision Makers in the Freight Forwarding Company

Ina Ehnert, Marta Anna Krajewska, Herbert Kopfer, Georg Müller-Christ
An integrated operational transportation planning within a freight forwarding company demands a multilevel planning process involving several stages of decision makers. Interactions among the involved autonomous workers generate conflicts. The barriers created by such conflicts should be removed in order to generate a positive emergence of the planning processes. On the basis of theoretical frames for conflict management the possibilities of coping with the conflicts arising in the freight forwarding company are introduced.
Industrie Management | Volume 23 | 2007 | Edition 4 | Pages 31-33