Journal of the operational research society (JORS), Vol. 61 N° 6. Journal of the operational research society (JORS) - Juin 2010
| Titre : | Journal of the operational research society (JORS), Vol. 61 N° 6. Journal of the operational research society (JORS) - Juin 2010 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 07/09/2011 |
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J. Davis, Auteur ;
A. MacDonald, Auteur ;
L. White, Auteur
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Project Management has gained in importance over the last few decades and it is increasingly common in many types of organisations. Today there is a concern over the relevance of the more conventional project management approaches to problems th[...]
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J. P. Pastor-Ferrando, Auteur ;
P. Aragonés-Beltrán, Auteur ;
A. Hospitaler-Pérez, Auteur
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When the bidding conditions for a new public works contract are officially published, the contracting authority should count with objective criteria and weights to evaluate tenders. The evaluation criteria and weights are obtained from official [...]
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Z. Irani, Auteur
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This paper is seeking to make a contribution through exploring project management from the perspective of information systems (IS) investment evaluation. Organizational investments in IS are significant in financial terms and, as a result, manag[...]
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A. M. Sharif, Auteur ;
Z. Irani, Auteur ;
V. Weerakkoddy, Auteur
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It is now becoming increasingly well understood that the investment and evaluation of electronic government projects is determinant on a number of organisational, policymaking and decision-making factors, which are determining the success or fai[...]
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L. Houghton, Auteur ;
Metcalfe, M., Auteur
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John Dewey's work inspired Simon, Churchman and Ackoff. To encourage rigorous thinking, Dewey makes the rallying cry: Synthesize don't just analyse. Operational research does analysis well. However, our understanding of its conjoint twin, synthe[...]
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A. J. Higgins, Auteur ;
C. J. Miller, Auteur ;
A. A. Archer, Auteur
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Operations research (OR) methodologies in optimization have been extensively applied to problems in different agricultural value chains in recent years. We take a critical stock take of such applications to date, and reflect on their contributio[...]
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Sohn, S. Y., Auteur ;
K. B. Yoon, Auteur
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Proper maintenance of fighter aircraft is an important issue to control the airpower. Typical maintenance policy applied is based on the constant schedule for a given module. This kind of maintenance does not take into account varying characteri[...]
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J. M. Norman, Auteur ;
Clarke, S. R., Auteur
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Cricket teams are usually listed on the scoreboard in expected batting order, and although captains can choose to send in any of the remaining batsmen when a wicket falls, they rarely depart from the usual batting order. By optimizing a simplifi[...]
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B. Boffey, Auteur ;
R. D. Galvão, Auteur ;
V. Marianov, Auteur
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Waiting may be unacceptable, even a short time, at a facility providing a service involving medical or other emergencies. Hence, it is appropriate to locate such facilities so that the rate at which users are lost is limited. Each facility will [...]
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Y. B. Türkoullari, Auteur ;
N. Aras, Auteur ;
Altinel, I. K., Auteur
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A wireless sensor network is a network consisting of distributed autonomous electronic devices called sensors. Sensors have limited energy and capability for sensing, data processing, and communicating, but they can collectively behave to provid[...]
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J. Gu, Auteur ;
M. Goetschalckx, Auteur ;
L. F. McGinnis, Auteur
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Many warehouses store at least some goods in two areas, a reserve area that is efficient for storage and a forward area that is efficient for order picking. The forward-reserve allocation problem determines the set of Stock-Keeping Units and the[...]
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U. Benzion, Auteur ;
Y. Cohen, Auteur ;
T. Shavit, Auteur
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Newsvendor theory assumes that the decision-maker faces a known distribution. But in real-life situations, demand distribution is not always known. In the experimental study which this paper presents, half of the participants assuming the newsve[...]
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M. Parzen, Auteur ;
S. Lipsitz, Auteur ;
R. Metters, Auteur
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Variable correlation is important for many operations research models. Many inventory, revenue management, and queuing models presume uncorrelated demand between products, market segments, or time periods. The specific model applied, or the resu[...]
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S. Bandyopadhyay, Auteur
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Several phenomena of interest like stock price movements, online auction bid prices or inventory levels, can be stylized as ‘momentum processes’, whereby the very start of activity (‘up’ or ‘down’) can trigger subsequent activity in that directi[...]
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