Titlebook: New Results and New Trends in Computer Science; Graz, Austria, June Hermann Maurer Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Gitta Domikif necessary..At the end of the process, the result reflects opinions and changes of all members of the group. The most important issue is that each change produces a result that can be measured quantitatively; therefore, no subjectivity is present, other than the values proposed by members of the g

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Herbert Edelsbrunner,Raimund Seidel,Micha SharirTherefore, the support that the state will provide to investors is of vital importance in increasing renewable energy investments. In this study, it is aimed to determine the most important government incentive that will contribute to the increase of renewable energy investments. In this framework,

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Susanne E. Hambrusch,Hung -Yi Tuithm. By the end of the chapter, the reader will be able to: (1) Construct a network chart or diagram from a givens set of activity data points. (2) Identify the critical paths, floats, and slacks in the network. (3) Crash activities and alter the total duration of the project.

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D. H. Norrie,A. D. Kwokg a very broad view of the opportunity space they are considering. In retrospect General Electric appears not to have taken such an approach. Observation of large automotive manufacturers suggests they have identified changes in ownership and use patterns of behavior, vehicle power sources, and whet

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Thomas Ottmannailing intermediaries in almost all product categories) was a successful formula. The value chain and its supply chain response are undergoing considerable change. The older measures?– contribution to profitability, productivity, and added value?– continue to be applicable, but we now see digital tr

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Arto Salomaa This may be no accident. After a decade of financial innovation and deregulation the French banking sector is facing a classical outcome of such moves; fierce and sometimes unsustainable competition, overcapacity, shrinking margins, rising bad loans and very poor (even negative) profitability. All