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An enterprising industrial environment
Physics World, 1990'It must be very strange for a physicist to work for the Scottish Development Agency' is a comment I often hear from people who know of my background. Well, actually it isn't. The SDA employs about 80 people with degrees in science or engineering including electronic engineers, production engineers, biotechnologists, mechanical engineers and botanists,
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Controlling in an industrial enterprise
The methodological and practical foundations of the development and implementation of a controlling system in organizations are considered. The main functions and tasks of operational and strategic controlling are outlined. The functions, tasks and tools of controlling the functional areas of the enterprise are revealed.Aleksandr Karminskiy +4 more
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Virtual industrial enterprises and enterprise modeling
1998Staff Manufacturing and Quality Services group, 3M Canada Company: 18 September 1998, London ...
Dagnino, A., Pardasani, A.
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Enterprises and Industrial Policy
2020This chapter considers the central role of firm strategies in industrial policy. It focuses, in particular, on large firms which can make investments to realize economies of scale and scope, coordinate clusters of suppliers, and build capabilities.
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Budgeting an Industrial Enterprise
Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1934Abstract In this paper the author describes in detail the method followed in developing a complete operating budget for a company manufacturing and distributing yeast. The organization consisted of two manufacturing plants with branch distributing points located in a large number of cities throughout the eastern United States.
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The industrial virtual enterprise
Communications of the ACM, 1997Martin Hardwick, Richard Bolton
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Reform of Industrial Enterprises
1997In the last chapter we examined reforms in the agricultural sector. We now examine reform of Chinese industry and particularly of the so-called state-owned enterprises (henceforth these will be referred to as SOEs). A number of concepts explored in the last chapter will re-emerge in the discussion of SOEs — in particular ideas such as principal-agent ...
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‘The Structure of Industrial Enterprise in Industrial Society’
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