Comtek is a private forging and casting company with revenues of approximately $ 30 million. The company specializes in high-tech, non-standard products for the aerospace, nuclear, pipeline, and medical industries. Describes the state of Comtek in late 1980. Describes the transformation of Comtek company in which the style of management and labor relations reflects the traditional mechanisms of post-World War II steel industry to the one in which labor and management partner in the overall strategy of the service quality. "Hide
by Jay Rao, James Hunt, Elaine Landry Source: Babson College 8 pages. Publication Date: January 1, 2000. Prod. #: BAB092-PDF-ENG
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