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Table of contents Introduction 3 Scientific management 3 (T.Q.M) Total Quality Management 4 Business Process Reengineering (BPR) 6 Knowledge management and Organisational learning 7 Knowledge management 7 Organisational learning 8 Reasons for failure of the management ideas 8 The future of the ideas 9 Bibliography-references 10 Introduction Looking back in the history and trying to find for management theories we can observe that management existed for many years. There is a very great effort from people which exists for thousand of years in order to plan, organise, lead, and control activities. The Great Wall of China, the enormous Egyptian pyramids for instance, are solid evidence of projects with tremendous effort and scope, employing thousands of people in order to achieve their target. To each person that was occupied in order to accomplish the project, they were taking orders from a specific person. That person was responsible for the progress of the project, he had to plan the next steps, organise people activities etc, and that person in our days is...

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