In a previous article I related the factors which encouraged the development and progression of Self-Directed Work Teams (SDWT). It is likely that part progress may have been made in your own company from other-directed to self-directed teams. I haven’t yet been explicit in the benefits that SDWT bring to their parent organisation. These benefits Read More
The concept of Self-Directed Work Teams (SDWT) arose during the late eighties to early nineties in response to performance pressures from world industrial leaders, such as Japan. SDWT are defined as groups of employees who have day to day responsibility for managing themselves and the work they do with a minimum of direct supervision, bringing Read More
In a recent posting I looked at how Life Cycle Customer Support evolved through a partnership approach across all the stakeholders from the looming disaster at the outset of digital broadcasting here in the UK. Nowadays the tools of Life Cycle Customer Support include Call Centres, Customer Relations Management (CRM) software and Customer Engagement Strategies. Read More
