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Company Organizational Trends
1. Help an existing business that may have problems keeping up with changed in their environ-ment,
2. See if a company they are recruiting is stable or likely to change and not create as many jobs as originally anticipated, and
3. Understand why a company may not choose to expand.
These sources will help keep you apprised of the latest trends and research in company organizational structure/management.
Decision Support, Ian Cameron & Steven L. Duckworth, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University, (p) (412) 268-2000, www.cmu.edu
Facilities Planning Handbook, Facilities Planning News A Division of Tradeline, Inc., Orinda CA, http://www.tradelineinc.com/tlstore
Facilities Planning Technology, Bob C. Goforth, Urban Land institute, Washington DC, 1996, (p) (800) 321-5011, www.uli.org
Fiscal Impact Analysis, Tischler & Associates, Inc.(2000, June 30). Bethesda, MD: Author.,
http://www.tischlerassociates.com/cost.html
Poteete & Alison Waltch, International DevelopmentResearch Council, Norcross GA, (p) (770) 446-8955, www.idrc.org
Geo-Economics The New Science Or The Gospel OfDevelopment According To Chairman Mac, Conway Data, Inc., (p) (770) 446-6996, www.conway.com
Visioning Report. Greater Louisville Incorporated, (1997, August). Retrieved July 19, 2002, http://www.greaterlouisville.com/gli/about/overview/vision.htm
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