Hammer, D.K.: Lean information management (1997)
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- Abstract
- Lean information management denotes the type of information management that is appropriate for lean enterprises fit for today's competitive business environment. It is based on an integral view on people and organizations. It is much broader than most contemporary concepts that concentrate on data and information technology. It is based on an organization-oriented definition of different types of information and the essential concepts of a lean enterprise. Develops a number a practical information management rules
