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Problems in error correction, learning and knowledge of performance in design organizations

J. S. BUSBY School of Industrial & Manufacturing Science, Cranfield University, Building 37, Cranfield, UK, MK43 OAL, Bedfordshire E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 49-59 | Published online: 13 Jul 2010

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Timothy Kotnour & Catherine Vergopia. (2005) Learning-Based Project Reviews: Observations and Lessons Learned from the Kennedy Space Center. Engineering Management Journal 17:4, pages 30-38.
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Ammon Salter & David Gann. (2003) Sources of ideas for innovation in engineering design. Research Policy 32:8, pages 1309-1324.
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