While the games themselves were marred by numerous organizational inefficiencies, as well as the Centennial Olympic Park bombing, they were a watershed event in Atlanta's history, initiating a fundamental transformation of the city in the decade that followed.
This is a similar finding to Mbilinyi and colleagues in Tanzania, where HWs were forced to take responsibility for dealing with problems arising from organizational inefficiencies [ 26].
In 1996, newly appointed Chancellor Rudy Crew, championed by Mr. Giuliani, released a 55-page reorganization plan designed to "minimize, if not completely eliminate, organizational redundancies and inefficiencies".
There is a remarkable lack of attention to organizational malaise, dysfunction, corruption, or inefficiency.
The primary, essential element is to remove the political influence that currently exists, look at the hospital's budget the same way we're looking at the county's budget, review the organizational structure and look for inefficiencies as well as places to cut costs and increase receivables where we can".
This information can contain unintentional errors as well as intentional distortions that are intended to avoid revealing embarrassing inefficiencies and/or to resist painful organizational change.
More generally, truly facing up to New York's court crisis requires replacing the entire byzantine organizational tangle of the system -- which promotes inefficiency, cronyism and injustice -- with the same sort of simple, transparent, functional structure that virtually every other state has managed to achieve.
As the organizational literature on specific proactive behaviors grows, researchers have noted inefficiencies and redundancies in the separate study of different proactive behaviors when their underlying nature, antecedents, processes, and consequences may be similar.
Inefficiency therefore begets inefficiency.
