Titlebook: Management Approach for Resource-Productive Operations; Design of a Time-Bas Markus Hammer Book 2019 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, pa

愛哭

Introduction,Chapter 1 provides an introduction to this thesis in four sections. Section?1.1 describes the initial situation and motivation for this research. Section?1.2 defines the objective of the research, section?1.3 articulates the research questions, and section?1.4 lays out the research design and structure of the thesis.

Spongy-Bone

Digitization Perspective: Impact of Digital Technologies in Manufacturing,This chapter provides a perspective on digitization and the impact on manufacturing. Section?3.1 introduces digitization and the subsequent chapters cover Industry 4.0 (section?3.2), Industrial Internet of Things (section?3.3), Big Data (section?3.4), advanced analytics (section?3.5) and a summary (section?3.6).

Basilar-Artery

Operations Perspective: Achieving Resource-Productive Operations,This chapter gives a perspective on resource-productive operations (section?5.1), operations improvement methods (section?5.2), advanced process control (section?5.3) and a summary of how to achieve resource-productive operations in section?5.4.

Odyssey

Practice Perspective: Learning from Case Research in the Cement and Ammonia Industry,After the review of related literature, this chapter provides a practical perspective based on sanitized examples from cement clinker production (section?6.1) and ammonia production (section?6.2). Section?6.3 summarizes the learning and requirements for the application of analytics in process industries.

tangle

編輯才信任

Methodology Validation: Prototypical Application in the Pulp Manufacturing Industry,In this chapter the conceived methodology is validated by taking a case study approach. The research is based again on process industries and deals with pulp manufacturing. It includes insights on the process, examples, and sanitized results.

Grating

Conclusion,In this closing chapter, section?11.1 summarizes the results, section?11.2 discusses the findings, in the light of the research objectives and questions in chapter ., and section?11.3 provides an outlook on future research needs.

GUEER

權(quán)宜之計

有毒

Markus Hammer and Dilini), and the edible city concept (Artmann and Sartison). Thereby, the case studies used cover a wide range of geographical backgrounds from the Global South and North such as Pakistan (Waseem and Breuste), Sri Lanka (Dissanayake and Dilini), China (Liu), Spain (Breuste and Hufnagl), Italy (