Organizing industrial arts

Applying engineering principles and the techniques of scientific management (e.g. installation of methods and systems, operating procedures, control measurements, etc.) to the maintenance of a high level of productivity at optimum cost in industrial enterprises. Industrial engineering developed from scientific management and incorporated improved procedures for decision-making.

1. Developing art
2. Appropriating relevant technologies
3. Advancing engineering

1. Using man-machine systems
2. Initiating industrial arts training
3. Effecting metal crafts
4. Developing graphic arts
5. Developing construction expertise
6. Applying chemical technology
7. Advancing industrial ergonomics

1. Sustaining industrial innovation
2. Researching systems
3. Requiring efficient extraction of raw materials
4. Encouraging production of industrial equipment
5. Developing methods of natural resource extraction
6. Demanding innovative techniques and tools
7. Demanding continual operation of technology

1. Using technology for development
2. Using engineering cybernetics
3. Systems engineering
4. Improving priority technical skills
5. Demanding technical processing of raw materials
6. Demanding practical industrial skills
7. Advancing production efficiency

1. Improving usability of technical products
2. Determining applicability of technical procedures for resource extraction
3. Deciding technological innovation feasibility

1. Questioning industrial applications of technical skills
2. Defining scope of technical skills

1. Distributing engineering information