Control through Communication: The Rise of System in American Management (Studies in Industry and Society, 6)
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Control through Communication: The Rise of System in American Management (Studies in Industry and Society, 6)

by Joanne Yates

Business History
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In Control through Communication, Joanne Yates investigates the rise of systematic management in American industry. The book explores how communication tools and practices enabled greater organizational control and efficiency in the early 20th century, offering insights into the interplay between technology, business, and society.

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Control through Communication delves into the evolution of system-oriented management in America, highlighting the integration of communication technologies.

The book traces how businesses adopted systematic approaches to enhance efficiency and oversight in operations.

Joanne Yates analyzes historical developments within the context of industry and society, drawing on archival evidence to illustrate key transformations.

This work contributes to understanding the foundations of modern management practices through a focus on communication's instrumental role.

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