Here are some cut-to-the-chase notes covering theoretical and philosophical principles of modern management, most notably as put forward by various management gurus. The notes were prepared by Patrick J. Boylan, Professor of Heritage Policy and Management, City University, London, UK.
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Gurus covered:
– Henri Fayol
– Frederick Taylor
– Max Weber
– Alfred P. Sloan
– Elton Mayo
– W. Edwards Deming
– Douglas McGregor
– Peter Drucker
– Meredith Belbin
– Charles Handy
– John Adair
– Henry Mintzberg
– Tom Peters
– Rosabeth Moss Kanter
– Joseph Pine