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....of resources) Hypothetical reasoning what will happen if we move one task ahead of schedule and another task behind schedule What are the effects on orders if we buy another machine . Time based competition we want to design an enterprise that minimizes the cycle time for a product [Blackburn 91] This is essentially the task of finding a minimum duration plan that minimizes action occurrence and maximizes concurrency of activities. We propose the following set of competency questions for the organization ontology 1 . Structure Competency . What role does an agent play . Who must ....
Blackburn J. Time-based Competition. Business One Irwin, 1991.
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.... of resources) Hypothetical reasoning what will happen if we move one task ahead of schedule and another task behind schedule What are the effects on orders if we buy another machine Time based competition we want to design an enterprise that minimizes the cycle time for a product [4]. This is essentially the task of finding a minimum duration plan that minimizes action occurrence and maximizes concur rency of activities. 4.0 Activity Time Ontology In this section we define the ontology of time and action that is used to represent the behaviour of the organisation. An ....
Blackburn J. Time-based Competition. Business One Irwin, 1991.
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....of resources) Hypothetical reasoning what will happen if we move one task ahead of schedule and another task behind schedule What are the effects on orders if we buy another machine . Time based competition we want to design an enterprise that minimizes the cycle time for a product [Blackburn 91] This is essentially the task of finding a minimum duration plan that minimizes action occurrence and maximizes concurrency of activities. The primary task which arises in this paper is that of temporal projection in an enterprise, which induces the following set of requirements on the ....
Blackburn J. Time-based Competition. Business One Irwin, 1991.
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Blackburn J. Time-based Competition. Business One Irwin, 1991.
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