Scientific Management School

The Scientific Management School is a theory of management that aims to improve efficiency and productivity in organizations. It was developed by Frederick Winslow Taylor in the late 19th and early 20th century. The theory emphasizes the use of scientific methods to optimize workflow and reduce wastage of time and resources.

Usage Examples:

1. In order to implement the principles of the Scientific Management School, the company introduced time and motion studies to analyze and improve work processes.
2. The Scientific Management School revolutionized manufacturing industries by emphasizing standardization and efficiency.
3. One of the key tenets of the Scientific Management School is the division of labor to increase specialization and productivity.

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