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Process approach to the process control

Proceedings of the 13th International Carpathian Control Conference (ICCC), 2012
For process control two basic approaches are used: outside - in approach and inside - out approach. Outside-in approach is user oriented. Process is forced to satisfy user objectives. Inside-out approach is process oriented. At this process driven approach process has dominant position and conditions have been created to realize it by the most natural ...
Imrich Kostial   +5 more
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The distributed processing approach to hospital information processing

Journal of Medical Systems, 1981
Integration of heterogeneous computer-based subsystems in a hospital is examined with respect to component attributes of distributed data processing and communications technology. Requirements of system users, designers, and managers are identified for developing an integrated system.
S G, Tolchin, R L, Stewart
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Approach and Processes

2016
This chapter sets out the approach and processes involved in developing Teaching Living Legends, as well as the processes in which the study of the programme was conducted. The conceptualisation and development of the resources and the professional development curriculum was not the effort of STAR alone.
Chee-Hoo Lum, Siew Ling Chua
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A RISC approach to process groups

Proceedings of the 5th workshop on ACM SIGOPS European workshop Models and paradigms for distributed systems structuring - EW 5, 1992
ISIS [1], developed at Cornell University, is a system for building applications consisting of cooperating, distributed processes. Group management and group communication are two basic building blocks provided by ISIS. ISIS has been very successful, and there is currently a demand for a version that will run on many different environments and ...
Robbert van Renesse   +3 more
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Process and Approaches

2014
Chapter 3 presents the EBED process of an EBED initiative and is intended to help guide policymakers and practitioners in designing and implementing EBED initiatives. The first three steps—stakeholder engagement; goal identification; and asset, needs, and gaps identification—are essential for ensuring the framework is used effectively.
Sanya Carley, Sara Lawrence
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A Practical Approach for Process Mining in Production Processes

2017
Processes are the core of an enterprise and describe the interconnection of tasks in daily business. The purpose of this article is to present methods and tools that enable extraction of processes based on the concept of process analysis/mining. This valuable knowledge about the current processes of a company can serve as the starting point for ...
Christine Natschläger   +5 more
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An Approach to Controlled Diffusion Processes

Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 1987
Let there be given a d-dimensional controlled diffusion process which is a solution to a stochastic differential equation (in the weak sense) with a vector payoff function of usual integral form. The problem considered is to find a Markovian control such that the payoff belongs to a given closed set (is admissible) and the first coordinate of it is ...
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Characteristics in information processing approaches

International Journal of Information Management, 2002
This paper describes and compares different information processing approaches (terms). The purpose is to identify similarities and differences in the terms, relate them to and compare them with each other, but also to identify their underlying concepts and the course of events they represent. The terms or approaches addressed are Environmental scanning,
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A Systematic Approach to Process Tailoring

2007 International Conference on Systems Engineering and Modeling, 2007
Process tailoring deals with customizing a standard software development process to meet an organization needs. It is typically based on the manipulation of an existing software process to incorporate new activities or remove existing ones. Therefore process tailoring must be constrained by a set of rules to guarantee the consistency of the resulting ...
Eliana Beatriz Pereira   +2 more
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Approaches to Radar Signal Processing

Computer, 1983
The goal of modern radar signal processing is to improve the accuracy and dependability of detection and measurement in radar systems. In addition to the desired signals, radar systems receive interference and noise signals, many of which can be quite strong. The receiver and associated elements also generate noise.
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