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Survey Regarding The Level Of Product Lifecycle Management In Manufacturing Companies

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  • František Freiberg

    (Czech Technical University)

  • David Michálek

    (Czech Technical University)

  • Marek Nemec

    (Czech Technical University)

  • Miroslav Žilka

    (Czech Technical University)

  • George Cristian Gruia

    (Czech Technical University)

Abstract

This article is about a questionnaire survey regarding the level of product lifecycle management in manufacturing companies in the Czech Republic. Based on the research available from foreign and domestic literature, a questionnaire survey was compiled and carried out with the purpose of applying the methods used in the life cycle management in selected areas: maintenance, information systems and the cost of the product lifecycle. The survey is carried out through a printed as well as an electronic questionnaire with additional structured interviews in selected manufacturing companies in the Czech Republic, Slovak Republic and Romania.

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  • František Freiberg & David Michálek & Marek Nemec & Miroslav Žilka & George Cristian Gruia, 2011. "Survey Regarding The Level Of Product Lifecycle Management In Manufacturing Companies," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 4, pages 116-120, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2011:v:4:p:116-120
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