Who created ""scientific management?"" A. James Watt B. Eli Whitney C. Henry Ford D. Adam Smith E. Frederick W. Taylor

E

Explanation:

Frederick W. Taylor

The founding father of scientific management theory is Frederick W. Taylor He was an American inventor and engineer. His two most important works were Shop Management and The Principles of Scientific Management

Scientific management is a theory of management that analyzes and synthesizes workflows. The intention of this was to

mprove economic efficiency, especially labor productivity. Its attempt was to apply science to the engineering of processes and to management. Scientific management is known as Taylorism after its founder, Frederick Winslow Taylor

The answer is E. Frederick W. Taylor.

Explanation:

Frederick W. Taylor was a mechanical engineer who tried to improve aspects regarding industrial efficiency. He had a lot of influence concerning the Efficiency Movement, as well as his ideas, which were so important in the Progressive Era.

His efficiency techniques were considered in his book The Principles of Scientific Management. in 2001, this book was considered the most important management book during the twentieth century by the Academy of Management. His work in the application of engineering principles to the work that was done in the different factories was so relevant regarding the development of engineering's branch that is called industrial engineering.