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The Use of Microcomputer‐based Simulation Models in the Teaching of Operations Management
D.J. SmithRecent advances in computing have led to major developments in thefacilities available for simulating the behaviour of manufacturingsystems. Animation facilities on microcomputers…
The Diffusion of Innovation within Multi‐unit Firms
David A. Johnston, Michiel R. LeendersThe productivity and quality of working life of operations within afirm with multiple operating units can be improved by the diffusion ofincremental improvements from one unit to…
Productivity Management in India: A Delphi Study
Pradip K. Ray, S. SahuConcepts underlying productivity management and other measures oforganisational performance are discussed. Expert opinions can clarifymany “misunderstood” concepts which need…
A Microcomputer‐based Data Management and Capacity‐planning System
Sabah U. Randhawa, Ramesh PendakurA microcomputer‐based information management and capacity planningsystem for discrete parts manufacturing is described. The two primarycomponents of the system are: (1) framework…
Personal, Unavoidable Delay, and Fatigue Allowances for Setting Performance Standards
Biman DasA logical and systematic approach to determine and apply personal,unavoidable delay and fatigue allowances for setting reliable andequitable performance standards, especially for…
An Extension of the EOQ Production Model Based on Damage Costs
Fuchiao Chyr, Tsong Ming Lin, Chin‐Fu HoThe conventional Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) lot‐size modelignores the effects of damage costs. While producing an EOQ lot, theinventory may go “out of control”. An extension of…
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- Dr Tobias Schoenherr
- Prof. Constantin Blome
- Robert D. Klassen