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"People" Factory In Profitability, Ralph M. De Biasi

Management Adviser

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Letters, Lee J. Giuilano, John Rapp, Richard C. Funk

Management Adviser

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Management Advisory Services Forum, William E. Arnstein, Philip L. Blumenthal, Roy A. Lindberg, Arthur B. Toan Jr., H. G. Trentin, Allen Weiss

Management Adviser

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So You've Been Elected Treasurer, John T. Reeve

Management Adviser

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What People Are Writing About, Katherine Hohl, James M. Krueger, Steven Flory

Management Adviser

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Programing Your Budget, Harold I. Steinberg

Management Adviser

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Annual Index. Index To Volume Ix, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants

Management Adviser

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Management Adviser, Volume 9, Number 6, November-December 1972 (Whole Issue), American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants

Management Adviser

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No. 80 1972 November

International Journal for Business Education

SIEC Historical Documents

1972-10-20, Morehead State Board Of Regents

Morehead State Board of Regents Agenda Books and Meeting Minutes

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Variance Relationships For Stochastic Changes Of Discounted Cash Flow Formulae With Inflation As A Parameter, Ram Avtar, Arza K. Rao, Arnold Reisman

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This paper extends the classical formulae for discounted cash flow analysis to account for assumed conditions of inflation.

An Approach To The Plant Capacity Expansion Problem By The Delphi Method And A Criterion Function: A Case Study, Burton V. Dean, Arnold Reisman

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This paper describes a study to develop a general method for use in the plant capacity expansion problem. The method was applied to and tested on a recent siting decision of a major manufacturing corporation. The facility location models as found in the current literature were examined and rejected because of (1) the limited, highly discrete set of feasible locations in the test problem, (2) the dependence of the decision on future as well as present costs, and (3) the need to include intangible values in the decision criteria. A decision table and a multiple criterion function incorporating both tangible …

Variance Relationships For Stochastic Changes Of Common Discounted Cash Flow Formula, Ram Avtar, Arza K. Rao, Arnold Reisman

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

Standard texts in Engineering Economy, and/or Economic Analysis develop and list equations for various cash flow analyses. In these texts the independent variables and/or parameters are assumed to be known deterministically. In practice, however, it is often possible to establish for such values the distribution and its parameters. This paper extends the stochastic formulations for each of the commonly used equations for various combinations and permutations of distributions in so far as the variances are concerned.

Letters, George M. Rost, Louis Fried

Management Adviser

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Bridging The Gap Between Data Processing And Operating Departments: A Fresh Approach, James N. Bieneman

Management Adviser

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Eighth Annual Aicpa Computer Conference, Louise H. Dratler

Management Adviser

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Management Adviser, Volume 9, Number 5, September-October 1972 (Whole Issue), American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants

Management Adviser

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People, Events, Techniques, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants

Management Adviser

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What People Are Writing About, Ben L. Trykowski, W. Thomas Lin, John K. Cheever, Robert E. Hamilton

Management Adviser

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Executive Incentive Compensation, Allan M. Striker, Julian L. Carr Jr.

Management Adviser

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Accountant's Role In A Controlled Society, Rudolph L. Leone

Management Adviser

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New Challenges For The Practitioner, Myron J. Hubler Jr.

Management Adviser

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The Resources Management Movement (The Coming Death Of Production Management Education), Richard J. Schonberger

Department of Management: Faculty Publications

Production management, taught in nearly all colleges of business administration, is not a popular course. One reason it is not popular is that it does not relate to the typical young student's life experiences. This typical student has for 18 years or more been a social animal, and thus he can relate to college courses in the sociopsychological realm. The rare student who has considerable work experience is the only one likely to appreciate and perhaps even enjoy a course in production management (or operations management, as it is called in some schools).

But this kind of problem is found …

Integer Programming Models And Codes In The Urban Environment, Harvey M. Salkin, Warren L. Balinsky

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

It is well known that many real world problems, in particular, many urban problems, can approximately be modelled as linear programs. The representations often become more precise when, in addition, some or all of the variables are integer constrained (e.g., a solution which indicates that 0.67 schools should be built is of little use to the practitioner). Hence, integer programming is of substantial importance in urban science. This article describes several general integer programming models for which efficient computer codes are available. In each case, applications in an urban environment are discussed. This list is not intended to be exhaustive, …

Opportunity, Value Theory And The Measurement Of Depreciation, Income, Goodwill And Worth, Miles Hartley Kennedy

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This study begins by developing axiomatically (in Chapter I) the opportunity value method of depreciation within a larger theory addressed simultaneously to valuing assets and to determining income for profit-seeking organizations. Though rather general in scope, there are a number of applications whose idiosyncrasies preclude the use of this method; the reader is forewarned of these in Chapter II. Chapter III then begins the investigation of the properties of this method by reviewing the depreciation requirements of the performance appraisal process and showing that the measurements produced by this method are--from this standpoint--superior to those of several of its well-known …

No. 80 1972 Special Edition

International Journal for Business Education

SIEC Historical Documents

Synthesis Of A Crude Oil Supply System: A Non-Convex Network Problem, Samuel Jackson Mathis

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This problem involves the synthesis of a system to supply crude oil to refineries by transporting it in tankers that travel on various routes of a network. The costs involved are non-convex, which is assumed to mean that they are sufficiently non-linear to preclude approximations by convex functions, and specifically includes the possibility of integer-valued functions and fixed costs. The problem was inspired by considerations of a crude oil transshipment system, but the resulting formulation is sufficiently general to include many types of network problems with non-linear flows or costs, which can be discretized.

Some Mathematical Models Of The Housing Process, Andrew Frank Daughety

Research Reports from the Department of Operations

This thesis is concerned with the mathematical modeling of two problems in housing: the housing transition process and the allocation of manpower and strategies for code enforcement. The housing transition process, which includes upward conversion, abandonment, and demolition, is based on the use of quasi-stationary transition matrices produced by specially structured linear programs at each time period. A supply side, a demand side, and a demand-supply readjustment process are modeled. A linear program is specified for the code-enforcement allocation of manpower, while the allocation of strategies is approached through a Markovian Decision Process formulation. Remarks concerning the solution of Markovian …

1972-08-19, Morehead State Board Of Regents

Morehead State Board of Regents Agenda Books and Meeting Minutes

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A Study Of The Development, Present Status, And Emerging Trends Of Simulation In Business And Office Education Programs With Implications For Establishing Specific Guidelines For Implementing Simulated Office Laboratories, Karen Johnson Slone

Morehead State Theses and Dissertations

A.thesis presented to the Business Education Graduate Committee at Morehead State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree Master of Business Education by Karen Johnson Slone in August of 1972.