Aims to provide an in‐depth discussion of how a Fortune 500 manufacturing organization refocussed its management development practices using a systems approach. A description of how the organization conducted a needs assessment, developed a system for management education and recreated its approach to management development are discussed. The implications for organizational practice are clearly stated that management development is a shared responsibility between a manager and his or her employer. This article will also discuss the evolution of this organization’s approach to developing managers for the twenty‐first century. It is also important to note that Aeroquip‐Vickers was recently honored as one of the 100 best managed companies in the US by Inc Magazine.
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1 July 1999
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Management training and development at Aeroquip‐Vickers, Inc.: a process model part 1 Available to Purchase
David LaHote;
David LaHote
David LaHote is Vice President Business Development and Organizational Learning, Aeroquip Corporation, Maumee, Ohio, USA
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Jack L. Simonetti;
Jack L. Simonetti
Jack L. Simonetti is Professor of Management at The Graduate School of Management, The University of Toledo, Ohio, USA
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Clinton O. Longenecker
Clinton O. Longenecker
Clinton O. Longenecker is Stranahan Professor of Management at The Graduate School of Management, The University of Toledo, Ohio, USA.
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 1758-5767
Print ISSN: 0019-7858
© MCB UP Limited
1999
Industrial and Commercial Training (1999) 31 (4): 132–137.
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LaHote D, Simonetti JL, Longenecker CO (1999), "Management training and development at Aeroquip‐Vickers, Inc.: a process model part 1". Industrial and Commercial Training, Vol. 31 No. 4 pp. 132–137, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/00197859910275674
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