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Enterprise & Business Management

A Handbook for Educators, Consultants, and Practitioners
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 2020

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Auflage
1/2020
Copyrightjahr
2020
ISBN-Print
978-3-8288-4255-7
ISBN-Online
978-3-8288-7230-1
Verlag
Tectum, Baden-Baden
Reihe
Enterprise & Business Management
Sprache
Englisch
Seiten
412
Produkttyp
Sammelband

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  1. Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis Kein Zugriff Seiten I - XIV
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      1. 1 Introduction Kein Zugriff
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        1. 2.1 The Role of Reverse Logistics in Sustainable Supply Chain Operations Kein Zugriff
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        1. 3.1 Impacts of Industry 4.0 on Supply Chain Operations towards Sustainability Kein Zugriff
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        1. 4.1 A Qualitative Research Approach Kein Zugriff
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        2. 1.2 Motivation Kein Zugriff
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        1. 2.1 Retail Applications Kein Zugriff
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        2. 2.2 SKU Segmentation Kein Zugriff
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        2. 3.2 Decision Frame Kein Zugriff
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          1. 3.3.1 Ordering Flow Kein Zugriff
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          2. 3.3.2 Decision Frame in Safety Stock Calculation Kein Zugriff
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          2. 3.4.2 DPS Simulation Parameters Kein Zugriff
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        1. 4.1 Standard Deviation of Demand or Forecast Error Kein Zugriff
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        2. 4.2 Fixed vs. Dynamic Cycle Service Levels Kein Zugriff
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        3. 4.3 Improvements on Dynamic Cycle Service Levels Kein Zugriff
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        2. 5.2 Benefits of Using Dynamic Cycle Service Levels Kein Zugriff
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      6. 6 Conclusion Kein Zugriff
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      9. 9 Questions for Further Study Kein Zugriff
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      10. 10 Exercises Kein Zugriff
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      2. 2 Readiness for Industry 4.0 Kein Zugriff
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      3. 3 A Roadmap for Industry 4.0 Kein Zugriff
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      4. 4 Case Study: Current Situation in Turkey Kein Zugriff
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      5. Conclusion Kein Zugriff
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      1. 1 Introduction Kein Zugriff
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      2. 2 Effects of Industry 4.0 on the Shop-Floor Kein Zugriff
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      3. 3 Literature Review Kein Zugriff
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        1. 5.1 Pre-Industry 4.0 Stage Kein Zugriff
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        2. 5.2 Industry 4.0 Initiation Stage Kein Zugriff
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        3. 5.3 Industry 4.0 Implementation Phase Kein Zugriff
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        1. 2.1 The Principles of Industry 4.0 Technology Kein Zugriff
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        2. 2.2 Factors Affecting Industry 4.0 Kein Zugriff
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        1. 3.1 Milk Supply Process of Sample Company Kein Zugriff
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        2. 3.2 Acceptance of Milk and Milk Processing Kein Zugriff
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      4. 4 Current Situation Assessment Kein Zugriff
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        2. 5.2 Interoperability with IoT and Cyber Physical Systems Kein Zugriff
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        3. 5.3 Intelligent Systems Kein Zugriff
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        4. 5.4 Robots, Automatic Machines and Unmanned Transportation Vehicles Kein Zugriff
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        5. 5.5 Customized Services and Products Kein Zugriff
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        6. 5.6 Globalizing Systems Kein Zugriff
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      6. 6 Threats Coming with Industry 4.0 Kein Zugriff
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        1. 2.1 Cyber physical systems Kein Zugriff
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        2. 2.2 Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) difference Kein Zugriff
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      3. 3 Smart Factories Kein Zugriff
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      4. 4 Relation between Industry 4.0 and Smart Factory Kein Zugriff
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      10. Further Reading Kein Zugriff
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    1. Classification of technology Kein Zugriff
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    2. Relationship between business and technology Kein Zugriff
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    3. Business view on managing technologies Kein Zugriff
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    4. Technology management and innovation Kein Zugriff
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    5. How to review technological innovation? Kein Zugriff
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    6. Relationship between technology and market Kein Zugriff
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    7. How to choose technology management methodologies? Which factors have to be considered? Kein Zugriff
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    8. Prerequisites for a successful methodology? Kein Zugriff
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    9. Benefits of using a methodology Kein Zugriff
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    10. When you have chosen a methodology review it consequently Kein Zugriff
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    11. Strategic technology lifecycle Kein Zugriff
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        1. 2.1 The First Industrial Revolution Kein Zugriff
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        2. 2.2 The Second Industrial Revolution Kein Zugriff
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        3. 2.3 The Third Industrial Revolution Kein Zugriff
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        4. 2.4 The Fourth Industrial Revolution Kein Zugriff
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      4. 4 Techno Parks Kein Zugriff
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          3. 5.1.3 Application areas Kein Zugriff
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          4. 5.1.4 Effect of Size and Establishment Year Kein Zugriff
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        1. 1.1 Why is Industry 4.0 Important? Kein Zugriff
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        2. 1.2 What is Outsourcing? Kein Zugriff
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        3. 1.3 Why do Organizations Outsource? Kein Zugriff
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        4. 1.4 Some Samples for the Outsourcing Reasons in Different Countries Kein Zugriff
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      2. 2 Convergence Point of These Two Phenomena „Outsourcing and Industry 4.0“: Technology Kein Zugriff
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      3. 3 The Relationship between the Institutional Logic, Pragmatism, Industry 4.0 and Outsourcing Kein Zugriff
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      4. Conclusion Kein Zugriff
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    1. Definitions Kein Zugriff
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    2. Stakeholders Kein Zugriff
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    4. Software product evaluation criteria Kein Zugriff
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    5. Attributes of good software Kein Zugriff
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    6. Classification of software process models Kein Zugriff
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    7. Generic software process models Kein Zugriff
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    8. Engineering process model Kein Zugriff
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    9. Hybrid process models Kein Zugriff
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    12. Process visibility Kein Zugriff
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    13. Questions on Software engineering Kein Zugriff
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      1. 1 Introduction Kein Zugriff
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      2. 2 Definition and Scope of ERP Kein Zugriff
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      3. 3 Development of ERP System Kein Zugriff
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      4. 4 Fundamental Features of ERP System Kein Zugriff
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      5. 5 Components of ERP System Kein Zugriff
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      6. 6 ERP Software in Turkey Kein Zugriff
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        1. 7.1 Foreign ERP Providers Kein Zugriff
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        2. 7.2 Turkey ERP Providers Kein Zugriff
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      8. 8 Definition of Information and Information Safety Kein Zugriff
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        1. 9.1 ERP Information Safety Gaps Kein Zugriff
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    4. Transforming knowledge Kein Zugriff
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    9. Knowledge management components Kein Zugriff
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    10. Strategies, processes and metrics Kein Zugriff
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    11. How to develop a knowledge strategy? Kein Zugriff
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    12. Knowledge management architecture Kein Zugriff
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