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Achieving Competitive Edge - Getting Ahead Through Technology and People Proceedings of the OMA-UK Sixth International Conference (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991)
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Achieving Competitive Edge - Getting Ahead Through Technology and People Proceedings of the OMA-UK Sixth International Conference (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991)
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There is now a widely accepted view among manufacturing and service
organisations that 'operations' can provide the means of achieving
competitive edge. The OMA-UK Sixth International Conference has
taken this view as its theme and focuses in particular on how
technology and people can be used to improve manufacturing and
service competitiveness. These proceedings have been organised
according to the topics addressed within the overall conference
theme and generally fall within three broad areas: technology-based
topics, human resource-based topics and general topics. The
technology-based topics are: Materials Control, Supply Chain
Management and Logistics Flexibility in Operations Systems
Computer-Aided Management of Operations Design, Process Planning
and 'Time to Market' Factors Application of KBS, Expert Systems and
Modelling Production Planning and Control The human resource-based
topics are: Work Organisation Human Factors Managing the
Implementation of Technology Managing the Quality Improvement
Process Education Training and Development Employee Participation
and Involvement The general topics are: Operations Strategy
International Comparisons and Country-based Papers Performance and
Productivity Measurement and Improvement A particular feature of
all the papers is that they emphasise the application of
techniques, technologies and concepts rather than concentrating on
specific functional description. The authors are drawn from around
14 countries and represent both the academic and industrial
communities. Many are involved in the 'mainstream' of operations
management while a number are from other disciplines relevant to
the conference theme, such as industrial engineering and
organisational behaviour.
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