_____ introduced scientific management,the numerical measurement and analysis of the way work should be done.

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Scientific management is also known as Taylorism, named after Frederick Winslow Taylor who introduced the concept in the late 19th century. Taylorism focused on the analysis and optimization of work processes to increase efficiency and productivity, through the use of scientific methods and measurements. Henry Ford is known for his assembly line production system, which was influenced by Taylorism, but he did not introduce scientific management. Adam Smith is known for his book "The Wealth of Nations" which discussed the concept of division of labor, but this is not the same as scientific management. The Japanese are known for their lean manufacturing practices, which were influenced by Taylorism and other management theories, but they did not introduce scientific management.

_____ Introduced Scientific Management,the Numerical Measurement and Analysis of the Way