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Value creation is a pivotal aspect of the modern business industry.
By implementing these strategies into initiatives and processes,
deeper alliances between customers and organizations can be
established. The Handbook of Research on Strategic Alliances and
Value Co-Creation in the Service Industry is a comprehensive source
of scholarly material on frameworks for the effective management of
value co-creation in contemporary business contexts. Highlighting
relevant perspectives across a range of topics, such as public
relations, service-dominant logic, and consumer culture theory,
this publication is ideally designed for professionals,
researchers, graduate students, academics, and practitioners
interested in emerging developments in the service industry.
A Firsthand Look at the Role of the Industrial Engineer The
industrial engineer helps decide how best to utilize an
organization's resources to achieve company goals and objectives.
Introduction to Industrial Engineering, Second Edition offers an
in-depth analysis of the industrial engineering profession. While
also providing a historical perspective chronicling the development
of the profession, this book describes the standard duties
performed, the tools and terminologies used, and the required
methods and processes needed to complete the tasks at hand. It also
defines the industrial engineer's main areas of operation,
introduces the topic of information systems, and discusses their
importance in the work of the industrial engineer. The authors
explain the information system concept, and the need for integrated
processes, supported by modern information systems. They also
discuss classical organizational structures (functional
organization, project organization, and matrix organization), along
with the advantages and disadvantages of their use. The book
includes the technological aspects (data collection technologies,
databases, and decision-support areas of information systems), the
logical aspects (forecasting models and their use), and aspects of
principles taken from psychology, sociology, and ergonomics that
are commonly used in the industry. What's New in this Edition: The
second edition introduces fields that are now becoming a part of
the industrial engineering profession, alongside conventional areas
(operations management, project management, quality management,
work measurement, and operations research). In addition, the book:
Provides an understanding of current pathways for professional
development Helps students decide which area to specialize in
during the advanced stages of their studies Exposes students to
ergonomics used in the context of workspace design Presents key
factors in human resource management Describes frequently used
methods of teaching in the field Covers basic issues relative to
ergonomics and human-machine interface Introduces the five basic
processes that exist in many organizations Introduction to
Industrial Engineering, Second Edition establishes industrial
engineering as the organization of people and resources, describes
the development and nature of the profession, and is easily
accessible to anyone needing to learn the basics of industrial
engineering. The book is an indispensable resource for students and
industry professionals.
A Firsthand Look at the Role of the Industrial Engineer The
industrial engineer helps decide how best to utilize an
organization's resources to achieve company goals and objectives.
Introduction to Industrial Engineering, Second Edition offers an
in-depth analysis of the industrial engineering profession. While
also providing a historical perspective chronicling the development
of the profession, this book describes the standard duties
performed, the tools and terminologies used, and the required
methods and processes needed to complete the tasks at hand. It also
defines the industrial engineer's main areas of operation,
introduces the topic of information systems, and discusses their
importance in the work of the industrial engineer. The authors
explain the information system concept, and the need for integrated
processes, supported by modern information systems. They also
discuss classical organizational structures (functional
organization, project organization, and matrix organization), along
with the advantages and disadvantages of their use. The book
includes the technological aspects (data collection technologies,
databases, and decision-support areas of information systems), the
logical aspects (forecasting models and their use), and aspects of
principles taken from psychology, sociology, and ergonomics that
are commonly used in the industry. What's New in this Edition: The
second edition introduces fields that are now becoming a part of
the industrial engineering profession, alongside conventional areas
(operations management, project management, quality management,
work measurement, and operations research). In addition, the book:
Provides an understanding of current pathways for professional
development Helps students decide which area to specialize in
during the advanced stages of their studies Exposes students to
ergonomics used in the context of workspace design Presents key
factors in human resource management Describes frequently used
methods of teaching in the field Covers basic issues relative to
ergonomics and human-machine interface Introduces the five basic
processes that exist in many organizations Introduction to
Industrial Engineering, Second Edition establishes industrial
engineering as the organization of people and resources, describes
the development and nature of the profession, and is easily
accessible to anyone needing to learn the basics of industrial
engineering. The book is an indispensable resource for students and
industry professionals.
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