A Vision and implementation strategy for improved customer-oriented service delivery : implementing the National Performance Review's information technology recommendations /

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Oversight of SBA implementation of 8(a) program and Public Law 95-507 [microform] : hearing before the Subcommittee on Economic Development, Marketing, and the Family Farmer of the Select Committee on Small Business, United States Senate, Ninety-sixth Congress, first session ... April 5, 1979.

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Research analysis of local factors for implementation of stream protection strategy : final report /

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The implementation of a design of experiments strategy to increase recombinant protein yields in yeast (review)

Biological processes are subject to the influence of numerous factors and their interactions, which may be non-linear in nature. In a recombinant protein production experiment, understanding the relative importance of these factors, and their influence on the yield and quality of the recombinant protein being produced, is an essential part of its optimisation. In many cases, implementing a design of experiments (DoE) approach has delivered this understanding. This chapter aims to provide the reader with useful pointers in applying a DoE strategy to improve the yields of recombinant yeast cultures.

Towards an operations strategy for the infusion of product-centric services into manufacturing:service systems implementation

The work in this chapter is concerned with product-centric servitization. This is where a portfolio of services are formed and integrated to support product availability and use. Such servitization can be a valuable source of revenue for a manufacturer, yet little attention has been given to the configuration of the wider operations strategy that needs to be in place to deliver integrated products and services successfully. Therefore, the purpose of this chapter is to put forward a generic set of characteristics for such operations. Our intention is that these characteristics will be valuable to practitioners contemplating sophisticated forms of servitization, as they suggest the likely and significant changes that will be needed to the operations strategy of a conventional manufacturing organisation.

A design and implementation methodology for high variety electronics assembly systems

Small indigenous manufacturers of electronic equipment are coming under increasingly severe pressure to adopt a strong defensive position against large multinational and Far Eastern companies. A common response to this threat has been for these firms to adopt a 'market driven' business strategy based on quality and customer service, rather than a 'technology led' strategy which uses technical specification and price to compete. To successfully implement this type of strategy there is a need for production systems to be redesigned to suit the new demands of marketing. Increased range and fast response require economy of scope rather t ban economy or scale while the organisation's culture must promote quality and process consciousness. This paper describes the 'Modular Assembly Cascade' concept which addresses these needs by applying the principles of flexible manufacturing (FMS) and just in time (,JlT) to electronics assembly. A methodology for executing the concept is also outlined. This is called DRAMA (Design Houtirw !'or· Adopting Modular Assembly).

The implementation of a design of experiments strategy to increase recombinant protein yields in yeast (review)

Biological processes are subject to the influence of numerous factors and their interactions, which may be non-linear in nature. In a recombinant protein production experiment, understanding the relative importance of these factors, and their influence on the yield and quality of the recombinant protein being produced, is an essential part of its optimisation. In many cases, implementing a design of experiments (DoE) approach has delivered this understanding. This chapter aims to provide the reader with useful pointers in applying a DoE strategy to improve the yields of recombinant yeast cultures.

A CSR helye a marketing elméletben

A gazdasági tevékenységek folytatásához kapcsolódó jogi, etikai kérdések régóta foglalkoztatják mind az elméleti kutatókat, mind a gyakorlati szakembereket is. Az elfogadott normák időről időre változnak, az érintettek új dimenziókat emelnek be a vélemények, magatartási keretek kialakítása, formálódása során. Az új irányzatok, megközelítések integrálása azonban nem egyszerű sem az elméletalkotás, sem a gyakorlati megvalósítás szempontjából, mivel a már meglévő gondolati és magatartási struktúrák megváltoztatási kényszerével járnak. A CSR fogalma talán az eddigieknél jóval erőteljesebben honosodott meg az üzleti szaknyelvben, de definiálása, elméleti szintézise a kapcsolódó fogalmakkal és mindezek gyakorlati megvalósítása jelenleg még meglehetősen divergens. Az előadás során arra teszünk kísérletet, hogy áttekintsük a CSR szakirodalmi értelmezését és meghatározzuk a lehetséges kapcsolódási pontjait a jelenleg elfogadott marketing fogalmi struktúrákhoz. / === / Both theorists and practitioners have been interested in legal and ethical issues regarding business activities for a long time. The socially accepted norms are changing time by time; new dimensions are being revealed and becoming coherent parts of the constantly formulating views and frames of the expected behaviour. The integration of new streams and approaches however is not an easy process from the respect of both theorydevelopment and practical implementation, as it forces the transformation of the rigid cognitive and behavioural structures. Today CSR has become most widely internalised in business terminology but both its definition and its theoretical synthesis with relating concepts and the way how it is applied in practice have remained divergent. The presentation attempts to provide a literature review focusing on different explanations and determine the possible relationship with the currently accepted marketing theories and conceptual frameworks.