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Business management, company control: Decentalisation - has the pendulum swung too far? Mark Turek. Petroleum Review December 2004, P. 33, 36
Mark Turek, Senior Operations Manager at Celerant Consulting looks at how many companies in the oil and gas industry are turning full circle, moving away from decentralisation and back towards central control of their operations. However, while centralisation may well achieve a level of consistency across an organisation’s activities, Turek asks: ‘How then does it manage not to stifle continuous improvement?’
Abstract details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Keywords: Companies - oil
Subjects: Energy efficiency, Management and commerce, Policy and Governance, Economics, business and commerce, Energy consumption, Oil and gas, Oil
