General Motors of Canada: Common System Implementation
Product Number:
9A98E014
Publication Date:
10/05/1998
Revised Date:
01/28/2010
Length:
20
pages
(10 pages of text)
Product Type:
Case (Field)
Source:
Ivey
As part of General Motors' overall strategy to standardize systems across GM's global operations, GM planned to implement a new timekeeping information system throughout GM plants in Canada. A common timekeeping system could increase plant efficiency, standardize reporting for headquarters, and facilitate productivity benchmarking across North America. Existing GM Canada timekeeping practices differed considerably within Canada and with U.S. operations, however, and Canadian resistance was threatening system implementation.
Issues:
Disciplines:
International,
Information Systems
Industries:
Manufacturing
Setting:
Canada/USA, Large, 1996
Intended Audience:
Undergraduate/MBA
Price:
$5.30 CAD / $5.00 USD Printed Copy
$4.50 CAD / $4.25 USD Permissions
$4.50 CAD / $4.25 USD Digital Download
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