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Product Line Management

Orthopaedic Nursing, 1991
The application of Product Line Management to the health care industry in the United States is an effort to use a management approach from the business world that aims at implementing, maintaining, and enhancing productivity without compromising quality patient care.
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Starting Product Lines (II) — Product Line Analysis and Modeling

2004
Product line engineering is recognized as a viable approach to large-scale software reuse. This tutorial provides a concise overview of the current state of the art of product line analysis and modeling and aims at giving an understanding of how to identify, analyze, and model commonalities and variabilities.
Isabel John, Klaus Schmid
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Introduction to Software Product Lines

2011 15th International Software Product Line Conference, 2006
This tutorial introduces the essential activities and underlying practice areas of software product line development. It reviews the basic concepts of software product lines, discusses the costs and benefits of product line adoption, introduces the SEI's Framework for Software Product Line Practice, and describes approaches to applying the practices of
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A Production Line that Balances Itself

Operations Research, 1996
In “bucket brigade” manufacturing, such as recently introduced to the apparel industry, a production line has n workers moving among m stations, where each worker independently follows a simple rule that determines what to do next. Our analysis suggests and experiments confirm that if the workers are sequenced from slowest to fastest then ...
John J. Bartholdi III, Donald D. Eisenstein   +1 more
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Managing requirements in product lines

Proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Software Product Line, 2011
This tutorial discusses how effective reuse of requirements in a product line can be achieved. There is no one-size-fits-all approach. The tutorial shows various concepts with the pros and cons of each.
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Production planning in a software product line organization

Proceedings of the 17th International Software Product Line Conference, 2008
Summary form only given. Most software product line organizations recognize the need for two roles: core asset developers and product builders. These roles may both be assumed by an individual or each may be assumed by persons who are in different administrative units, in different geographic locations, or of vastly different skill levels.
John D. McGregor, Gary J. Chastek
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Government Product Lines

2000
Government agencies often acquire large-scale software-intensive systems to be installed in many sites widely distributed across the country. These are often single-baseline systems that must be tailored to the particular environment of a site to allow for variations in both physical and functional configurations. Such systems often take a long time to
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ADVERTISING IN A COMPETITIVE PRODUCT LINE

International Game Theory Review, 2001
In many markets, competing but differentiated firms offer a product line in order to target each product to a different type of customer. Under competition, firms, while trying to target different products to different segments, are also interested in "stealing" customers from the competitors and, in particular, customers from the most profitable ...
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Not a production line

Child Care, 2019
Successive governments have failed to grasp that children develop at different rates and that any policy that does not recognise this fact is doomed to fail each generation.
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Renewable Synthetic Methanol System Design Based on Modular Production Lines

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2022
Yongzhong Liu
exaly