This Special Issue will focus on the areas of creativity management and engineering with a particular emphasis in human resource management and production engineering.
It seeks cultural and geographic diversity in studies of human resource management and engineering and uses that have a special impact on organisational communications, change processes and work practices, reflecting the diversity of societal and infrastructural conditions.
Creativity management and engineering, worldwide, is facing enormous challenges by sweeping political, social and economic changes. Whether we are a manager, an engineer, a policy maker, a strategist, a practitioner, or a researcher, we need to know what is happening, in both national and international environments, to be able to understand and develop effective responses to meet these new demands and challenges.
We aim to increase the knowledge and effectiveness of all those involved in creativity management and engineering whether in the profit or non-profit sectors or in the public or private sectors.
Suitable topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Human resources management
- Culture and organisational behaviour
- Management innovation
- Organisational creativity
- Creativity management
- Sustainable organisational practices and innovation
- Sustainable management
- Production engineering
- Strategic management
- Entrepreneurship
- Business strategy
- Interdisciplinary management
- Decision analysis
- Production management
- Logistics
- Knowledge management
- Operations strategy and planning
- Scheduling and control
- Optimisation techniques
- Statistical and computational methods
- Quality management
- Risk and uncertainty
- Inventory management
Important Dates
Submission of manuscripts: 31 July, 2017
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