International Journal of Production Economics 1994: Vol 37 Table of Contents

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ELSEVIER Int. J. Production Economics 37 (1994) 297-298
Contents Volume 37
Vol. 37, No. 1 (November 1994 )
Special Issue on Manufacturing—Sales Coordination
Editorial: Manufacturing—sales coordinations
D.C. Whybark (USA), J. Wijngaard (The Netherlands) LOE AEM NORE eM GRE AS Te ae Re aR MANS Yeee 1 Ce ea ae Ld ui) 1
Production/sales interface: MPS at Hyundai Motor
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Coordinating marketing and manufacturing in ETO companies
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Improving interface congruence between manufacturing and marketing in industrial-product manufacturers
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Marketing's influence on manufacturing practices
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Inter-organizational cost management systems: The case of the Tokyo-Yokohama—Kamakura supplier chain
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Customer-driven manufacturing in Japan
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Sales and manufacturing coordination in repetitive manufacturing: Characteristics and problems
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Manufacturing and sales co-ordination for product variety
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Forecasting — bridging the gap between sales and manufacturing
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The field service function in the electronics industry: Providing a link between customers and production/marketing
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Negotiating due-dates between customers and producers
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Towards a better understanding of order acceptance
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Performance modeling of an FMS with finite input and output buffers
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A project activity scheduling problem with net present value measure
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The application of an open queueing network to the analysis of cycle time, variability, throughput, inventory and cost in the
batch production system of a microelectronics manufacturer
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Determination of the optimal target values for a filling process when inspection is based on a correlated variable
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Development of computer-aided machining optimisation for multi-pass rough turning operations
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Competitive factors and performance measurement: Applying the theory of constraints to meet customer needs
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Note on an EOO model with a temporary sale price
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Reply on ‘Note on an EOO model with a temporary sale price”
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The obstacles to successful CIM
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The utilization of artificial intelligence to achieve availability improvement in automated manufacture
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Approximations for the mean and variance of the throughput of flexible manufacturing cells
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