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A Survey of Time Series
(Longman Group Ltd, 1976)
This paper surveys time-series methods developed and used in the fields of statistics, engineering, operation
research and economics. It will describe each of the major methods now in existence and synthesize them into
an ...
An Interactive Forecasting System
(Taylor & Francis, Ltd., 1974-11)
Time sharing computer configurations have introduced a new dimension in applying statistical and mathematical models to sequential decision problems. When the outcome of one step in the process influences subsequent ...
Integrating Forecasting and Planning
(Elsevier, 1973-09)
Specialization inhibits or prohibits interdisciplinary communication among diverse areas. It contributes to segmentation, which becomes a serious problem when several of those areas should depend upon knowledge which exists ...
On the synthesis of general systems
(Society for General Systems Research, 1971)
In Part I, we extended the work of Ashby [1,2] to develop an analytical framework for determining
the relation betweén system size and system stability. It was established that, for linear
dynamic systems, as the number ...
Stability properties of general systems
(Society for General Systems Research, 1973)
The system approach views any organized entity as a unity composed of interdependent parts
capable of sensitive and accurate interaction among themselves and with their environment. It is the mutual interaction among ...
Automation or autonomy in organizational design.
(Gordon and Breach Science Publishers, 1979-04-23)
Today there is growing criticism of the Input/Output (I/O) model as a conceptual tool for explaining and
understanding how systems are functioning. These models have been particularly useful-mainly in engineering,
where ...
Management of time , a New Responsibility for Executives
(Bureau of Business Research, 1971)
In the complex business environment that exists today, executive responsibility can no longer be allocated only to the limited traditional administrative resources: manpower, money, materials, and market behavior.
Communication, a managerial myth
(1978-08)
Comunication is onc of the most widely used and least understood concepts current among managerof modern corporations.
Communication: panacea or pain in the neck?
(1978)
This article analyzes whether communication can solve all management problems. With the rapid technological developments in methods of communication, corporate managers have become more increasingly dependent on electronic ...
Forecasting Methods for Managers
(Palgrave Macmillan Journals, 1974)
The forecasting techniques available have increased both in number and com-plexity, so now is the time for a book to help both OR workers and managers to choose the most appropriate technique. Spyros Makridakis and Steven ...