IMD-3-1350 © 2003
Boynton, Andrew; Fischer, William A.; Crawford; Robert
An extraordinary example of a incredible group can be exposed in the Manhattan Project; which brought a few of the most stunning clinical skill of the 20th century into a separated school to develop a convenient atomic bomb; all under massive time pressure. Under the shared management of Leslie Groves and J. Robert
Manhattan Project Leading Genius Case Study Solution
Oppenheimer; an astonishing variety of Nobel Laureates and super star physicists coalesced into a merged and meaningful group; working relentlessly and without any bachelor declaring credit or ownership of the concepts that entered into it. How did Groves and Oppenheimer arrange it? How did they keep concepts streaming and alternative choices alive?
Subjects: Atomic bomb; Technology; Teams
Settings: United States; Defense; Government projects; < 10;000 employees; 1940s
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