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Business and industrial management in the UK has always prided itself on its practicality, despite Keynes' observation that the practical man is usually the slave of some outdated economic theory. Relevant experience has always been considered a far more important qualification than brains, and the phrase “it's all right in theory but it doesn't work in practice” is used to dismiss any concept not immediately understood.

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