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Workforce performance and renumeration
Films on Demand: InfoBase(2012), 31 minutes.
Productivity
by
Field, Alexander, J.
The Library of Economics and Liberty. (n.d.)
Formula for measuring productivity.
by
Carty, Sue-Lynn.
Small Business – Chron.com (n.d.).
Ingredients for total factor productivity.
Bureau of Labor Statistics Video (2022).
Bias in aggregate productivity trends revisited
by
Gullickson, W., & Harper, Michael, J.
(2002).
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Cycle time reduction gives life to productivity.
by
Horning, Fred, N., & McCann, J.
(2003).
Cycle Time Measurements
Supply Chain Metric.com
Strategies for better patient flow and cycle time
by
Backer, Leigh Ann
Family practice management, (June 2002). Vol. 9(6), 45–50.
Estimating manufacturing cycle time and throughput in flow shops with process drift and inspection.
by
Chincholkar, M., & Herrmann, J. W.
International Journal of Production Research, (2008). Vol. 46(24), 7057–7072.
Manager’s guide to operations management.
by
Kamauff, J. W.
New York: McGraw-Hill Professional (2010). Please read Chapter 2
Production and operations management.
by
Aswathappa, K., & Bhat, S.
Himalaya Pub. House. (2010). Please read Chapters 1 and 10.
Operations Management
by
Kumar, S. A., & Suresh, N.
New Age International Publishers, (2009). New Delhi. Please read Chapters 1 and 2.
Optimizing economic order quantity.
by
Piasecki, D.
InventoryOps.com
Six common misuses of the inventory turnover and days on hand metrics.
by
Hill, A., V. & Zhang, W.
Production and Inventory Management Journal, (2010). Vol. 46(1), 36-45.
Static and dynamic inventory models under inflation, time value of money and permissible delay in payment (Master’s thesis).
by
Khorrami, B.
Available from ProQuest Dissertations Publishing (2001).
Production and operations management.
by
Aswathappa, K., & Bhat, S.
Himalaya Pub. House. (2010). Please read Chapters 6 and 9.
Operations Management
by
S. Kumar and Anil, Suresh, N.
Publication Date: 2009
Please read Chapters 1 & 2.
Essentials of inventory management
by
Muller, M.
AMACO (2011).
Please read Chapters 1, 2 and 5.
Lean thinking
by
Coleman, H.
Electrical Wholesaling, (2008). Vol. 89(3), 63-64, 5.
Cause and effect diagrams alone don't tell the whole story.
by
Turner, R.E.
Quality Progress, (1997). Vol. 30(1), 53-56.
Which control chart do I use?
by
Latzko, W. J.
Quality Congress. ASQ's- Annual Quality Congress Proceedings, (2003). 57, 547-555.
Service quality dimensions: an examination of Gronroos's service quality model.
by
Gi-Du Kang, & James, J.
Managing Service Quality, (2004). Vol.14(4), 266-277.
Comparative analysis of quality costs and organization sizes in the manufacturing environment.
by
Rodchua, S.
The Quality Management Journal, (2009). Vol. 16(2), 34-43
Total productive maintenance and its link to total quality management.
by
Jostes, R. S., & Helms, M. M.
Work Study, (1994). Vol. 43(7), 18.
Production and operations management.
by
Aswathappa, K., & Bhat, S.
Himalaya Pub. House. (2010). Please read Chapters 7, 8 and 14.
Operations Management
by
S. Kumar and Anil, Suresh, N.
Publication Date: 2009
Please read Chapters 4 and 10.
Manager's guide to operations management
by
Kamauff, John W.
eBooks on EBSCOhost (2010).
Please read Chapters 4 & 5
Operations Management
by
Brennan, L.L.
McGraw-Hill Professional (2011). Please read Chapters 5 and 8.
Production planning in a variable demand environment.
by
Crandall, R. E.
Production and Inventory Management Journal, (1998). Vol. 39(4), 34-41.
Designing new products: Compatibility with existing production facilities and anticipated product mix.
by
Taylor, G. D., English, J. R., & Graves, R. J.
Integrated Manufacturing Systems, (1994). Vol. 5(4), 13.
Process flow chart: A tool for streamlining operation.
by
Chaneski, W.S.
Modern Machine Shop (2000). Vol. 72(10), 52.
Production and operations management.
by
Aswathappa, K., & Bhat, S.
Himalaya Pub. House. (2010). Please read Chapters 4 and 12.
Operations management
by
Kumar, S. Anil Suresh, N
ebrary, 2009.
Please read Chapter 8.
Manager's guide to operations management
by
Kamauff, John W.
eBooks on EBSCOhost (2010).
Please read Chapters 8 and 9.
Operations Management
by
Brennan, L.L.
McGraw-Hill (2011). Please read Chapter 7.
A summary of forecasting methods: Time critical decision making for Business Administration.
by
Arsham, H.
(2015).
Operations Management
by
S. Kumar and Anil, Suresh, N.
Publication Date: 2009
Please read Chapter 5.
Operations & Supply Chain Management: Forecasting & Demand Planning
YouTube Video (11:10)
Trust, information technology, and cooperation in supply chains.
by
Lee, J.D., & Gao, J.
Supply Chain Forum: International Journal (2005). Vol. 6(2), pgs. 82-89.
Linking e-business and operating processes: The role of knowledge management.
by
Fahey, L., Srivastava, R., Sharon, J. S., & Smith, D. E.
IBS Systems Journal (2001). Vol. 40(4), pgs. 889-907.
The role of logistics information and communication technologies inn promoting competitive advantages of the firm.
by
Azevedo, S.G., Ferreira, J., & Leitao, J.
ICFAI Journal of Managerial Economics, (2008). Vol. 6(3).
Supply chain management in the Internet era: Discussion.
by
Hazra, J.
IIMB Management Review (Indian Institute of Management Bangalore), (2004). Vol. 16(4), 54-74.
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