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Measuring and Tracking Management Performance for Accountability

Roger Bourdon Human Resource Development, J. P. Stevens & Company, Inc., Greenville, SC, 29602
Pages 101-111 | Published online: 26 Oct 2008

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Matthew W. Ford & Bertie M. Greer. (2005) The relationship between management control system usage and planned change achievement: An exploratory study. Journal of Change Management 5:1, pages 29-46.
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Matthew W. Ford & Bertie M. Greer. (2005) Implementing Planned Change: An Empirical Comparison of Theoretical Perspectives. American Journal of Business 20:2, pages 59-69.
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