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Alertness Management in Industry

American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1966
Abstract Alertness management is of interest in industry because of its criticality to production rate, quality control, and operator safety. Alertness management includes: (a) elimination of factors conducive to alertness decrement, (b) addition of conditions or procedures which enhance alertness, (c) reduction of the consequences of alertness ...
J A, Moody, B C, Duggar
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Industrial Management in the Process Industry

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1998
Abstract The analysis of the differences between production management in process flow and discreet flow industries shows that this differences exist essentially in short and very short terms. The functions in middle and long terms of discreet flow MRP2 systems are usefull in process flow industry.
André Thomas, Samir Lamouri
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Demotion in Industrial Management

American Sociological Review, 1965
outside his own university have the most effect on a scientist's chances for recognition. Although the data lend themselves to various interpretations, they do not permit a conclusive explanation of the high correlations between academic setting and both productivity and recognition.
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Preparing Managers for Industry: The Role of Hospitality Management Education

International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 1990
Management education, training and development is a key issue for the British economy which has, by international standards, an undereducated, underqualified and undertrained workforce. However, the varied nature of managerial work reduces the value of prescriptive approaches to management education.
Paul R. Gamble, Sally Messenger
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Industrial Management

Industrial Management, 1970
NINETEEN‐SEVENTY‐ONE is going to be a pretty tough year and the new Government will encounter plenty of hurdles seemingly designed to prevent it getting into full stride. Legacies of the Labour Party's administration, new storm clouds on the horizon—some not so embryonic—and an untried, suspect, machinery to drive the show along at home and abroad ...
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Industrial Waste Management: The Case of the Tannery Industry

1994
120 000 t/y of dry sludges are produced as a result of the precipitation techniques commonly applied for metals control in the 40 Mm3/y of wastewaters discharged by the tannery industry in Italy. Different approaches for tannery waste management, based on “conservative environmental technologies”, are proposed in the paper, together with a comparative ...
PETRUZZELLI, Domenico, PASSINO R, SANTORI M, TIRAVANTI G.   +3 more
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Conflict management for the service industries

SMC'98 Conference Proceedings. 1998 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (Cat. No.98CH36218), 2002
The graph model for conflict resolution is put forward as a valuable service tool for providing strategic advice in multiple participant-multiple objective decision making situations. An international trading conflict over the sale of Canadian softwood lumber to customers in the United States is employed for demonstrating how the decision support ...
Keith W. Hipel, D. Marc Kilgour, Liping Fang, Xiaoyong Peng   +3 more
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Legal risk management for the IT industry

Computer Law & Security Report, 2005
Abstract This article reviews the current status of IT Legal Risk Management as an approach to providing legal services strategically in the business context. The major ways of managing legal risk are through contracts, procedures and dispute management, together with information and document management, including regulatory compliance. Methodologies
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Industrial Management in the USSR.

American Slavic and East European Review, 1951
Sidney C. Sufrin, A. Arakelian, Ellsworth L. Raymond   +2 more
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