Timeline of management techniques 2314199 190442607 2008-02-10T19:42:19Z Fred PA 2000 5388488 /* 1920s */ Disambiguation re: Walter Scott (poet vs. Indl. Psychologist) This is anotated timeline for issues chronologically related or influenced [[management]] as extractions from of [[Timeline of scientific discoveries|scientific discoveries]], [[Timeline of technological discoveries|technological discoveries]], [[Quality management]], [[HR management]]+[[Timeline of psychology]], [[Advertising]]+[[Timeline of advertising]], [[Creativity techniques]] and [[Timeline of project management|project management]]. __NOTOC__{{compactTOC}} ==Ancient== * ???? first [[writing system|script]]s * [[Sumeria]]n traders around [[5200 BC]] - [[4500 BC]]. * Dated from [[2720 BC]] is the oldest [[pyramid]] of [[Hellinikon]] ([[Greece]]), so [[ancient]] [[Egypt]]ian [[pyramid]] builders probably used to use some principles of [[project management]]. * [[Slavery|Slave-owners]] faced the [[problems]] of [[exploit]]ing/[[motivate|motivating]] a dependent but sometimes recalcitrant [[workforce]] , first [[leadership]] techniques. : The [[First Slave War]] ([[134 BC]]-[[132 BC]]) freeborn [[Slavery|slave]] named [[Eunus]], styling himself [[King Antiochus]], who adopted a name familiar from the region of his birth -- [[Syria]], was reputed to be a [[Magician (paranormal)|magician]], and led the slaves of the eastern section of [[Sicily]]. : [[Second Slave Revolt]] [[104 BC]]-[[100 BC]] leaded by slave named [[Salvius]] led slaves in the east of [[Sicily]]; while [[Athenion]] led the western slaves. : The [[Revolt of Spartacus]] [[73 BC]]-[[71 BC]] While [[Spartacus]] was a slave and [[gladiator]], as were the other [[leaders]], and while the revolt centered in [[Campania]], in southern [[Italy]], rather than [[Sicily]], many of the slaves who joined the movement were like the slaves of the Sicilian revolts. Most of the southern Italian and Sicilian slaves worked in the [[latifundia]] as [[agricultural]] and [[pastoral]] slaves. Again, local [[government]] was inadequate to handle the revolt - it took three [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] [[armies]] to put an end to the Spartacan War. [http://ancienthistory.about.com/cs/slavesandslavery/a/slavewars.htm] : The [[war]] with [[Hannibal]] had produced 75000 slaves, and many were [[import]]ed from [[Asia]] after the war with [[Antiochus]]. : The [[First Slave Auction]] at [[New Amsterdam]] in [[1655]]. ==5th - 18th centuries== * [[Hindu-Arabic numerals|Arabic numerals]] * [[1390s]] - [[Francisco Di Marco]] - [[cost accounting]] * [[1410s]] - the [[Soranzo brothers]] - [[journal]]s and [[ledger]]s * [[1494]] - [[Luca Pacioli]] - codification of [[double-entry book-keeping]] in ''[[Summa de arithmetica, geometrica, proportioni et proportionalita]]'' ([[Venice]]), a synthesis of the mathematical [[knowledge]] of his time. : [[1509]] book ''[[Divina Proportione]]'' by Pacioli discusses the [[mathematic]]s of the [[golden ratio]] and its application in [[architecture]]. [[Leonardo da Vinci]] drew the [[illustration]]s of the regular [[solids]] published in the book while he lived with and took [[mathematics]] [[lessons]] from [[Pacioli]]. [[Da Vinci]]'s drawings ''are probably the first illustrations of skeletonic solids'' which allowed an easy distinction between front and back. The work also discusses the use of [[perspective (graphical)|perspective]] by [[painters]] such as [[Piero della Francesca]], [[Melozzo da Forlì]] and [[Marco Palmezzano]]. * [[1770s]] - [[Adam Smith]] - [[microeconomic]] foundations of [[business]], specialization of [[Manual labour|labour]] ==1800s== * [[1881]] - [[Joseph Wharton]] - first tertiary-level [[college]] course and [[textbook]] in [[business management]] * [[1800s]] - [[Matthew Boulton]] - [[work methods]] * [[1810s]], [[1820s]] - [[Eli Whitney]] - interchangeable parts, cost accounting * [[1810s]] - [[James Watt]] - standard operating procedures, cost control * [[1810s]] - [[Robert Owen]] - mutually beneficial personnel practices * [[1830s]] - [[Charles Babbage]] - [[early scientific approach]] * [[1840s]] - analyses of [[Karl Marx]] and of [[Friedrich Engels]] * [[1850s]] - [[Henry Poor]] - the principles of organization * [[1850s]] - [[Daniel McCallum]] - organizational charts * [[1860s]] - [[Frederick Law Olmsted]] 1860 describes machine-like operation of slavery as "management" * [[1880s]] - [[Henry Metcalfe]] - the science of administration * [[1890s]] - [[1930s]] - [[Karol Adamiecki]] - [[management]] * [[1890s]] - [[Frederick Hallsey]] - wage and compensation plans * [[1890s]] - [[Henry R. Towne]]'s ''Science of management'', ==19th century== * Modern management as a discipline began as according to some as (i) an off-shoot of [[economics]] or to others as (ii) organizational practices associated with US slavery. * theoretical background to [[resource allocation]], [[Production, costs, and pricing|production]], and [[pricing]] - provided by [[Classical economics| Classical economist]]s such as [[Adam Smith]] and [[John Stuart Mill]] * technical production elements such as [[standardization]], [[quality control]] procedures, [[cost accounting]], interchangeability of parts, and work [[plan]]ning developed by innovators like [[Eli Whitney]], [[James Watt]], and [[Matthew Boulton]] * middle of the 19th century - human element with theories of worker [[training]], [[motivation]], [[organizational structure]] and [[span of control]] introduced on US slave plantations (eg Hammond 1847; Southern Cultivator, 1854); and with progressive aspirations by [[Robert Owen]], [[Henry Poor]], and M. Laughlin and others.. * late 19th century - a new layer of complexity to the theoretical underpinings of management introduced by [[Marginal theory of value|marginal economists]] [[Alfred Marshall]] and [[Leon Walras]] and others .. ==1900s== * [[1900s]] - [[Frank Gilbreth]] - time and motion study <cite>Cheaper by the Dozen</cite> * [[1900s]] - [[Henry Gantt]] - gantt charts * [[1900s]] - [[Frederick Winslow Taylor]] - Scientific Management * [[1904]] - [[Joseph M. Juran]] - Internal customer, quality trilogy * [[1909]] - [[Shigeo Shingo]] - Zero Quality Control ([[Poka-Yoke]]) and Single Minute Exchange of Dies ([[SMED]]) ==1910s== * [[1910s]] - [[Henry L. Gantt]]'s charts * [[1910s]] - [[Agner Krarup Erlang|A. Erlang]] - waiting-line theory * [[1910s]] - [[Henri Fayol]] - the inter-relationships of the various parts of management * [[1910s]] - [[William Henry Leffingwell]] - [[National Office Management Association]] * [[1910s]] - [[Ordwat Tead]] - the psychology of industry * [[1910s]] - [[F. Harris]] - economic lot size model * [[1910s]] - [[Hugo Musterberg]] - the psychology of work * [[1910s]] - [[Alexander Church]] - [[functional management]] * [[1911]] - J. Duncan wrote the first [[college]] management [[text book]] * [[1911]] - [[J. Duncan]] - the first college textbook in management * [[1911]] - [[Frederick Winslow Taylor]]'s ''[[Scientific management]]'' * [[1912]] - [[Yoichi Ueno]] introduced [[Taylorism]] to [[Japan]] * [[1915]] – [[1989]] - [[Kaoru Ishikawa]] Total Quality Management ([[TQM]]), Ishikawa [[fishbone]] diagram * [[1916]] - [[2001]] - [[Herbert Simon|Herbert A. Simon]] - "Satisficing," Nobel Prize 1978 * [[1917]] - [[Frank Bunker Gilbreth| Frank ]] and [[Lillian Moller Gilbreth| Lillian Gilbreth]]'s ''Applied motion study'' ==1920s== * [[1920s]] - [[1930s]] - [[Walter A. Shewhart]] - Bell Labs - control charts * [[1920s]], [[1930s]] - [[Chester Barnard]] - [[executive leadership]] * [[1920s]] - [[Walter Dill Scott]] - the psychology of personnel management * [[1920s]] - [[H. Dodge]] - statistical quality control procedures * [[1920s]] - [[T. Fry]] - statistical queuing theory * [[1920s]] - [[Ronald Fisher]] - statistical management * [[1920s]] - [[Oliver Sheldon]] - the philosophy of business * [[1920s]] - [[Elton Mayo]] - the sociology of business interactions * [[1924]] - [[Genichi Taguchi]] How product specification can become cost effective production ==1930s== * [[1930s]], [[1940s]] - [[P. Blackett]] - [[operations research]] * [[1930s]] - [[Mary Follett]] - group problem solving ==1950s== * [[1950s]] - [[2004]] - [[Russell L. Ackoff]] - [[operations research and systems theory]] * [[1950s]] - [[Ronald Coase]] - [[transaction cost analysis]], [[industrial and organizational economics]] - [Nobel Prize in 1991] * [[1950s]], [[1960s]] - [[W. Edwards Deming]] - management, quality * [[1950s]], [[1960s]], [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Peter Drucker]] - management theory, [[Management by objectives|MBO]] * [[1950s]], [[1960s]], [[1980s]], [[1990s]], [[2000s]] - [[Armand V. Feigenbaum]] - [[Total Quality Management|Total Quality Control]], "Quality is what the customer says it is," the "hidden" factory ==1960s== * [[1960s]], [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Philip Crosby]] - [[quality control]] - "Quality is Free" * [[1960s]], [[1970s]] - [[David Ogilvy]] - advertising * [[1960s]], [[1970s]] - [[Theodore Levitt]] - marketing * [[1960s]], [[1970s]] - [[Henry Markovitz]] - portfolio diversification ==1970s== * [[1970s]], [[1980s]], [[1990s]], [[2000]] - [[Kenneth D. Mackenzie]] - [[Organizational Hologram]], Organization Theories * [[1970s]], [[1980s]], [[1990s]] - [[Chris Argyris]] - [[learning systems]] * [[1970s]], [[1980s]], [[1990s]] - [[Philip Kotler]] - marketing management, marketing warfare * [[1970s]], [[1980s]], [[1990s]] - [[Michael Porter]] - [[SWOT]] analysis, strategic management, value chain, generic strategies, [[5 forces]] * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Yoram Wind]] - strategic behavioural models * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Kenichi Ohmae]] - strategic thought processes * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Tom Peters]] - [[Excellence theories]] * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Richard Waterman]] - [[Excellence theories]] * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[B. Gale]] - [[Profit Impact of Marketing Strategy|PIMS]] study on market share * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[E. Learned]] - [[SWOT]] analysis * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[R. Buzzell]] - [[PIMS study on market share]] * [[1970s]], [[1980s]] - [[Mahajan]] - strategic models * [[1970s]], [[1980s]], [[1990s]], [[2000s]] - [[Henry Mintzberg]] - organizational behaviour, strategic management * [[1970s]] - [[Merton Miller]] - corporate finance * [[1970s]] - [[Franco Modigliani]] - corporate finance * [[1970s]] - [[George Day]] - [[marketing]] * [[1970s]] - [[Oliver Williamson]] - [[transaction cost analysis]] * [[1970s]] - [[John Lintner]] - [[finance]] * [[1970s]] - [[Harold Deming]] - [[quality control]] * [[1970s]] - [[Laurence J. Peter]] - the [[Peter Principle]] ==1980s== * [[1980s]] - [[D. Aaker]] - [[marketing strategy]] * [[1980s]] - [[C. K. Prahalad]] - core competency * [[1980s]] - [[P. Ghemawat]] - experience curve * [[1980s]] - [[Al Reis]] - positioning theory * [[1980s]] - [[Derek Abell]] - [[strategic windows]] * [[1980s]] - [[Robert Camp]] - [[benchmarking]] * [[1980s]] - [[Jack Trout]] - positioning theory * [[1980s]] - [[Constantinos Markides]] - strategy dynamics * [[1980s]] - [[Eliyahu M. Goldratt]] - theory of constraints, critical chain project management * [[1980s]], [[1990s]] - [[Leo Melamed]] - futures exchanges * [[1980s]], [[1990s]] - [[Jay Barney]] - [[resource based strategies]] * [[1980s]], [[1990s]] - [[John Kotter]] - leadership * [[1980s]] - [[Jeffrey Pfeffer]] - organizational development * [[1989]] [[Stephen Covey]]'s book '[[The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People]]' ==1990s== [[Japan]]ese [[quality]] methodologies introduced here by the late Dr. [[Kaoru Ishikawa]], Dr. [[Masao Kogure]], Dr. [[Yoji Akao]], Dr. [[Noriaki Kano]], Mr. [[Masaaki Imai]], and many others. * [[1990s]] - [[Michael Hammer]] - [[reengineering]] * [[1990s]] - [[Adrian Slywotzky]] - value migration * [[1990s]] - [[James Moncrieff]] - strategy dynamics * [[1990s]] - [[James Collins (management theorist)|James Collins]] - [[Vision statement|vision]], [[Strategic planning|mission]], [[objectives]] and [[BHAG]] * [[1990s]] - [[Gary Hamel]] - core competencies, strategy as revolution * [[1990s]] - [[Robert S. Kaplan]] - [[balanced scorecard]] * [[1990s]] - [[Keith Denton]] - continuous improvement * [[1990s]] - [[Patricia Seybold]] - [[e-marketing]], [[e-commerce]] * [[1990s]] - [[Don E. Schultz]] - integrated promotional strategy * [[1990s]] - [[James Gilbert]] - profit pools * [[1990s]] - [[Regis McKenna]] - real-time management * [[1990s]] - [[J. Sheth]] - business strategy * [[1990s]] - [[Frederick F. Reichheld]] - the [[Loyalty Effect|loyalty effect]] * [[1990s]] - [[Kenneth Andrews]] - [[corporate values]] * [[1990s]] - Fred Davis - [[Technology acceptance model]] [[Technology acceptance model|TAM]] ==2000s== * [[2000s]] - [[Nicholas Negroponte]] - human-computer [[User interface|interface]] ==Still undated== * - [[James G. March]] - [[Cognitive organization theory]] * - [[Frederick Hertzberg]] - [[motivation theory]] * - [[David Garvin]] - [[eight dimensions of quality]] * - [[August-Wilhelm Scheer]] - [[ARIS]] * - [[Sumantra Ghoshal]] - strategic leadership, book ''[[Individualised Corporation]]'' * - [[Don Tapscott]] - Business strategy, organizational transformation * - [[IDEF]] ==See also== *[[List of business theorists]] *[[List of management topics]] *[[Creativity techniques]] *[[Timeline of invention]] *[[Timeline of project management]] == Sources == [[Category:Management]] [[Category:Business timelines]]