History of Management
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| Time | Organization Structure | |
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| 200k BC | Dominant mail | .jpg)
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| 200k BC | Family (clans) based communities | 
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| 4000 BC | First towns/cities (Mesopotamia, current day India, Pakistan, Afghanistan) | 
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| 2000 BC | Akkadian Empire (Mesopotamia) | 
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| 800 BC | Interrelated City States | .JPG)
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| 200 BC | Empires (Egypt, Greeks, Syria, China), need for military capacity, mostly logistic problems | 
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| 200 AD | Greeks, Roman and Chinese (need for civil engineering) | 
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| 200 AD | Religion (as an organization) | _4.jpg)
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| 1300 AD | Merchant Corporations | 
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| 1750 AD | Industrial Revolution (), shifting power from land owners to manufactures, | 
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| 1840 AD | Commercial Telegraphs | 
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| 1900 AD | Corporation dominant business structure in the US | 
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| Time | Organization Structure | |
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| 1900 AD | Frederick Taylor - beginning of Scientific Management separate from state, church or army (shovels, remuneration incentives, work preparation) |
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| 1914 | Mass production Focus on functional excellence |
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| 1950 | Computers become widespread in corporations | 
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| 1974 | The first consumer computers | .jpg)
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| 1980 | TQM, Lean manufacturing, JIT | 
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| 1990 | Business Process Reengeneering | 
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| 2000 | Business Process Management | 
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| 2008 | Business Motivation Model 1.0 Released by OMG | 
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| 2020 | Most of the managers has been replaced by computers | 
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