MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATIONS
Lecturer of Management & Organizations
Prior to Accenture, Dr. Arjmand held R&D Management Positions as Director of Artificial Intelligence Lab and Decision Systems Lab in Texas Instruments Corporate Research Center. During his tenure at Texas Instruments, Dr. Arjmand was also an Adjunct Professor and Associate Member of Graduate Faculty at University of Texas.
Dr. Arjmand has numerous publications and quotes in professional magazines, including New York Times. He has been quoted in Accenture Press Releases. He has attended the Harvard Seminar for Managers of Industrial R&D and was the Leader of the Accenture/Morgan Stanley B2B CEO forum in addition to being invited to participate in the Sony Business Strategy Conference. Dr. Arjmand is also a US Patent Holder.
Dr. Arjmand is active in business and civil affairs. He is an Organizing Member of the Board of Directors of First Community Bank of Naperville. He also is the owner and president of Red River Group, a development and investment company in Naperville, IL.
Dr. Arjmand received his Ph.D in 1981 and M.S in 1979, both in Signal Processing from University of Colorado, Boulder. He received his Bachelors Degree in 1975, in Communications and Electronics, from Lahore University of Engineering and Technology for which he was awarded a Gold Medal.
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Teaching Materials
MORS 441 Syllabus, Winter 2010
This course counts toward the following majors: Management & Organizations
People clearly are an organization’s most critical resource. Their knowledge and skills along with their commitment, creativity, and effort are the basis for competitive advantage. It is people that have creative ideas for new products or for process improvements, that devise marketing strategy or take technologies to the next level. This course focuses on the people side of business from a general management perspective. In taking this generalist approach, we integrate concepts from organizational behavior, human resource management, strategy, and organizational design. Course topics include creating motivation and commitment, managing performance (goals and rewards), managing collaboration, and the ‘people side’ of managing change.
PHONE: 630-416-3900
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