A memorandum for record regarding the management indoctrination course for the telecommunications manufacturing industry. It summarizes the accomplishments to date, of the research and development division's management indoctrination course. The primary course is comprised of industrial policies, the organization of industrial companies, management controls, and the operation of the industrial enterprise. The memorandum goes on to say that the intent of the research and development division is to guide the management, production, and engineering activities of the communications manufacturing industry, so that a reliable and consistent supply of high quality, low cost products are assured, that can meet the needs of Japan's communications systems. The memorandum is signed by H. M. Sarasohn, F. A. Polkinghorn, C. W. Protzman, W. L. Wardell, and Colonel R. N. Kunz. The memorandum contains handwritten notations.
Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers Management Telecommunication Manufacturing industries Sarasohn, Homer, 1916-2001 Congresses and conventions Lectures and lecturing Executives Radio Telephone College teachers Meetings Universities and colleges Business enterprises Communication Engineering Civil Communications Section (CCS) Research and development Polkinghorn, Frank Protzman, Charles W., Sr Electrical Communication Laboratory Ministry of International Trade and Industry Federation of Japan Electric Communications Industrial Association Kunz, R. N Wardell, W. L
Time Period
Nineteen forty-nine, A.D Nineteen fifties
Place
Japan
Source
Copy of document: Management Indoctrination Course for the Telecommunications Manufacturing Industry, 23 January 1950; Kenneth Hopper Papers on Management; Box 6 Speeches, Papers & Talks; Folder 15; 3 pages
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