Freed D H
Overlook Health System, Summit, NJ, USA.
Health Care Superv. 1996 Mar;14(3):37-45.
The ¿people part¿ of reengineering is the most difficult to implement or even predict. In this context, active involvement by the Human Resources (HR) Department is a necessity, not an option, for the success of reengineering initiatives. Reengineering requires a changed environment and methods that HR must facilitate; creates extraordinary demands for leadership and communication, which HR is uniquely qualified to support; and represents an extraordinary opportunity for HR to reinvent its own processes and create a sustained competitive advantage for the organization. Exploiting these opportunities will require HR to proactively engage the organization.