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June 1981, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 34-39 Management Science and Jury Size
by Stuart S. Nagel - 40-43 Sequencing and Scheduling in Real Time---Quickly
by Margaret W. Maxfield - 44-51 An Information System for Allocating Coach Stock on Indian Railways
by K. V. Ramani - 52-54 Seen Elsewhere
by J. I. Morgan - 55-58 Uncertainty and the Model Builder
by Kelth C. Brown - 59-63 The Seven Most Frequent Causes of Simulation Analysis Failure---And How to Avoid Them
by Joseph S. Annino & Edward C. Russell - 64-71 A System for Workforce-Level Management and Control Within the Government Sector
by Michael W. Davis - 72-74 Management Science Roundup---Budaps 80: Mathematical Programming
by Fraser Dunford - 75-79 The Use of Computer Programs in Management Science Education
by Barry Render & Ralph M. Stair - 80-82 Management Science Process---Understanding the Benefits of Poor Communications
by Robert J. Graham - 83-88 Interactive Scheduling of a Generalized Flowshop. Part II: Development of Computer Programs and Files
by Thom J. Hodgson & Gerald W. McDonald - 89-90 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hail - 91-95 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
April 1981, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 1-8 Introducing Field Consulting in the Industrial Management Curriculum
by Ludo F. Gelders - 9-10 The Fifth Column---Newton's Law of Experts
by J.-B. Leon Say - 11-13 The Optimization of the Fire Service
by Ron Rutstein - 14-16 The Science of Managing Science: The Training Program at Humboldt University
by Dieter Schulze - 17-21 Simulation as an Aid in Decision Making at Israel Fertilizers and Chemicals
by D. Bar-Lev & M. A. Pollatschek - 22-30 Computer Assistance in Labor-Management Negotiations
by Niall M. Fraser & Keith W. Hipel - 31-37 Quantitative Analysis of Some Decision Rules for Family Planning in an Oriental Society
by T. N. Goh - 38-41 The Academician's Choice: Compose or Consult?
by John T. Sennetti - 42-47 Interactive Scheduling of a Generalized Flowshop. Part I: Success Through Evolutionary Development
by Thom J. Hodgson & Gerald W. McDonald - 48-52 Value Analysis: A Technique for Implementing Systems Thinking in the Organization
by Satish Mehra & Robert W. Bretz - 53-61 The Pits of OR/MS and Gamesmanship to Skirt the Rim
by Michael W. Davis & Philip E. Robinson - 62-69 Probabilistic Cost Estimating for the Great Plains Coal Gasification Plant
by Thomas R. Rice & Adam B. Borison - 70-76 The Application of O.R. to Small Food Firms in Developing Countries: Report of a Workshop
by Graham K. Rand - 77-86 Decision Support Systems: The Real Substance
by G. R. Wagner - 87-91 Implementing Linear Programming in a Textile Unit: Some Problems and a Solution
by S. C. Bhatnagar - 92-92 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 93-97 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
February 1981, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-9 A Simplified Alternative to Current Airline Fuel Allocation Models
by Barry Nash - 13-19 Energy Audit Program Simulation
by Max Roderick Macon & Efraim Turban - 20-26 The Art and Science of Mess Management
by Russell L. Ackoff - 27-30 A Midlife Crisis for Operations Research? New Fundamental Challenges for the Profession? Another View
by John Rowse - 31-35 Information Systems in Management Science---The Rise and Decline of a Mainframe: A Progress Report
by Andrew Vazsonyi - 36-40 Effective Alternatives to Large-Scale Information Systems
by L. Ted Moore & Jack Byrd - 41-42 Joint Determination of Machine Requirements and Shift Scheduling in Banking Operations
by S. G. Davis & E. T. Reutzel - 43-49 Queueing Theory in Practice
by Hamdy A. Taha - 50-55 Management Science Roundup
by Fraser Dunford - 56-58 2001: Can Management Science Keep Up?
by René D. Zentner - 59-61 Four Vice Presidents, Four Directors, and a Partridge in a Pear Tree
by J. D. Davidson - 62-67 A Practicable Method to Identify the Excessive Consumer of Energy
by Richard E. Turley & Minh Bui - 68-74 Management Science Process---Subjectivity in Problem Identification
by Colin Eden & David Sims - 75-77 Psychosociological Techniques for Mass Transit Development: A French Experience
by Philippe Rochefort - 78-83 Planning for Interruptions: The Science of Managing Their Effect
by JoAnne S. Growney - 84-84 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 85-93 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
December 1980, Volume 10, Issue 6
- 1-1 CPMS Papers Editor's Comment
by Martin K. Starr - 2-3 The Management Science Achievement Award---Ninth Annual Competition: 1980
by David S. Hirshfeld - 4-19 Coordinating Decisions for Increased Profits
by R. H. King & R. R. Love - 20-36 Naval Ship Production: A Claim Settled and a Framework Built
by Kenneth G. Cooper - 37-52 Improving Strength Forecasts: Support for Army Manpower Management
by Betty W. Holz & James M. Wroth - 53-61 Boxcars, Linear Programming, and the Sleeping Kitten
by Lee C. Brosch & Richard J. Buck & William H. Sparrow & James R. White - 62-75 Implementing Effective Risk Analysis at Getty Oil Company
by Lynn B. Davidson & Dale O. Cooper - 76-87 Evaluating a New Market: A Forecasting System for Nonimpact Computer Printers
by Shmuel S. Oren & Michael H. Rothkopf & Richard D. Smallwood - 88-96 An Application of Warehouse Location Techniques to Bloodmobile Operations
by Robert P. Cerveny - 97-102 Production and Inventory Planning in the Beedi Industry
by B. P. Lingaraj - 103-110 From Teaching to Implementing Inventory Management: Problems of Translation
by Stelios H. Zanakis & Larry M. Austin & David C. Nowading & Edward A. Silver - 111-115 Problems of Quantitative Models in Large Management Information Systems: A Comment
by James F. Cox - 116-117 Comments on the Comment
by Bernard B. Rosenman - 118-119 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall
October 1980, Volume 10, Issue 5
- 1-6 Quick and Clean: An Aspect of the IE/OR Interface
by Timothy P. Luken & Antoine Otten & Pamela S. Haugen - 7-10 The Fifth Column---The Computer that was Too Well Sold: A Toccata in Four Movements
by Gene Woolsey - 11-18 Validating a Large Scale Simulation Model of Wilderness Recreational Travel
by Mordechai Shechter & Robert C. Lucas - 19-25 Reducing Voter Waiting Time
by Floyd H. Grant - 26-32 Allocation of Parks and Recreation Facilities
by Lester A. Neidell & Richard D. Teach - 33-38 Trends in the European Operations Research Congresses
by C. B. Tilanus - 39-41 Management Science Process---Requiem for an Operations Research Project
by Benjamin Lev - 42-48 Communicating Model Based Information for Energy Debates: Two Case Studies
by Stephen C. Peck - 49-54 The Role of Operations Research in Systems Analysis
by Jacob Sacolick - 55-62 Modeling the Great Canadian Oil Sands Operation: The Politics of Implementation
by A. A. Cunningham & J. Swirles - 63-67 Queueing Theory and Teller Staffing; A Successful Application
by Howard Deutsch & Vincent A. Mabert - 68-75 Ballistic Missile Defense Technology Management with Goal Programming
by Joseph M. Mellichamp & Walter L. Dixon & Sue L. Mitchell - 76-82 Seen Elsewhere
by J. I. Morgan - 83-89 Goal Programming Priority Sensitivity Analysis: An Application in Natural Resource Decision Making Processes
by Walter P. Neely & Jackie Sellers & Ronald M. North - 90-95 A Resource Allocation Model for an Employability Planning System
by Jayanta K. Bandyopadhyay & Sailes K. Sengupta & Renae K. Bogh - 96-100 Filling Out the Doughnuts; The Single Period Inventory Model in Corporate Pricing Policy
by Barry Alan Pasternack - 101-112 Reducing the US Treasury's Taxpayer Data Base by Optimization
by John M. Mulvey - 113-113 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 114-120 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
August 1980, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 1-10 Taking the Classroom into Reality: A Field Consulting Experience for MBA's
by William C. Giauque - 11-15 The Fifth Column---On Optimum Scheduling, OR Beer Trucks, Second Clarinets, and Carls
by Gene Woolsey - 16-21 A Computer Modeling Approach to Manufacturing and Distribution Strategy
by Jack Moore - 22-24 An Application of ABC Analysis to Control Imported Material
by Alberto Gabbay Canen & Roberto D. Galvão - 25-29 Productivity, Work Force Availability, and Rational Production Scheduling
by Pietro Sterpos - 30-33 Perspectives on MS Applications: All Around the Model---Inbound Collection of Goods: The Reverse Distribution Problem
by Robert L. Schuldenfrei & Jon M. Shapiro - 34-41 Selecting Business Targets in a Competitive Environment
by R. Bruce Gerding & David D. Morrison - 42-45 Inventory Theory and the Gods of Olympus
by Everette S. Gardner - 46-54 Maximizing Restitution for Erroneous Medical Payments When Auditing Samples
by Karl W. Heiner & Owen Whitby - 55-61 Behavioral Science---Wanted: A Process Model of Consultancy
by Manab Thakur - 62-67 The Birth, Maturation, and Death of Management Science in an Advertising Agency
by Lawrence F. Young - 68-74 A Resource Assignment and Management Information System for Event Scheduling in a Flight Training Environment
by Michael W. Davis - 75-76 The Taming of the Cello: A Parable
by William L. Berry - 77-78 Management Science Roundup
by Fraser Dunford - 79-85 The Hydro Configuration Modeling System: Its Application on the Ottawa River
by Lloyd Parker & Don W. Farley - 86-92 Academic Planning Through the Goal Programming Model
by Carl Joiner - 95-97 The Lament of Hap Less, a Departmental Chairman at a Public Institution of Higher Education
by Sidney G. Gilbreath - 98-103 Fantasies, Fundamentals, and a Framework in Corporate O.R
by D. S. McArthur - 104-106 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 107-111 Buttercup's Advice: A Tale of Data Definition
by David C. Farwell - 112-121 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
June 1980, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 1-8 Corporate Planning Using Simulation
by Cornelis A. de Kluyver & Graeme M. McNally - 9-11 The Fifth Column---Neither a Borrower Nor a Lender be or the Bank Shot Revisited
by Gene Woolsey - 12-20 Investment Recovery: An Emerging Management Strategy
by James E. Knap - 21-29 Minimum Cost Fleet Sizing for a University Motor Pool
by William W. Williams & Oscar S. Fowler - 30-33 A Lesson in Timing: A Nonemergency Solution to an Emergency Service Decision
by David W. Baker & Jack Byrd - 34-39 Practice What You Teach
by Hilbert Schultz - 40-44 A Multiattribute Model for Evaluating Industrial Customer's Potential
by Warren S. Martin & Al Barcus - 45-49 Management Science Literature: Another View
by Stephen W. Custer - 50-56 Forecasting Nursing Staffing Requirements by Intensity-of-Care Level
by F. Theodore Helmer & Edward B. Oppermann & James D. Suver - 57-58 European Notes: A Continental “OR Roundup”
by Robert E. Machol - 59-64 Seen Elsewhere
by J. I. Morgan - 65-70 Using LP for Crude Oil Sales at Elk Hills: A Case Study
by Bruce L. Jackson & John Michael Brown - 71-75 Career Planning and Management Development: The Unrecognized Potential of Centralized OR/MS
by Albert V. Machamer & Robert D. Smith - 76-79 Management Science Process---On the Death of Theory Y
by Robert J. Graham - 80-82 Marketing Aspects of Global Modeling
by Jennifer Robinson - 83-89 The Past, Present, and Future of Operations Research at the Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration
by Tero Ansio & Hannu Kivijarvi & Margareta Soismaa - 90-92 Quickening the Queue in Grocery Stores
by Michael T. Jones & Arlene M. O'Berski & Gail Tom - 93-97 Information Systems in Management Science---Bayesian Information Economics: An Evaluation
by Jack P. C. Kleijnen - 98-102 Reducing Travelling Costs and Player Fatigue in the National Basketball Association
by James C. Bean & John R. Birge - 103-105 Is Your Organization Ready for MRP? A Case Study
by Charles J. Teplitz - 106-107 Linear Programming is a Shrinking Watermelon and Optimality is a Black Hole
by John O. McClain - 108-108 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 109-118 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
April 1980, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 1-8 Shift Scheduling in Banking Operations: A Case Application
by L. J. Krajewski & L. P. Ritzman & Phil McKenzie - 9-9 The Fifth Column---On Columnists and Other Good People
by Gene Woolsey - 10-12 Short Cases for Teaching Management Science: An Extended Comment
by Michael J. C. Martin - 13-21 Optimizing Transportation Service for Oil Exploration
by Amr K. Mortagy & Said A. Eleithy - 22-30 Facility Location Analysis is Just the Beginning (If you Do It Right)
by Arthur M. Geoffrion & Richard F. Powers - 31-34 Corporate Use of Sophisticated Capital Budgeting Techniques: A Strategic Perspective and a Critique of Survey Results
by Raj Aggarwal - 35-40 The Metaphysics of Design: A Simon-Churchman “Debate”
by Werner Ulrich - 41-43 Multiple-Origin Single-Destination Transit Routing
by R. S. D. Thomas & J. M. Wells - 44-51 Breaching the Great Salt Lake Causeway: An Economic Analysis
by Bruce F. Baird & Iver E. Bradley & Reed H. Randall - 52-59 Student Flow in a University Department: Results of a Markov Analysis
by E. Wailand Bessent & Authella M. Bessent - 60-64 On-Line Scheduling in the Production Environment: Part II. A “Successful” Case History
by Thom J. Hodgson - 65-72 Building Modelers: Teaching the Art of Simulation
by Susan L. Solomon - 73-79 Bus Scheduling Revisited: The Monongalia County Experience
by Donald L. Gochenour & Edward L. Fisher & Jack Byrd - 80-86 Unintelligible Management Research and Academic Prestige
by J. Scott Armstrong - 87-90 Why Academic Journals are Unreadable: The Referees' Crucial Role
by William Remus - 91-96 A Way of Thinking About Model Analysis
by Martin Greenberger - 97-101 A Decision Analysis of the Airline Coupon Strategy
by Lester A. Digman - 102-105 Problems of Quantitative Models in Large Management Information Systems
by Bernard B. Rosenman - 106-107 Winning is Not Everything: The Midlife Crisis of Operations Research
by Joseph Fiksel - 108-114 A Management Science Approach to a Dutch Elm Disease Sanitation Program
by Norman L. Chervany & John C. Anderson & P. George Benson & Arthur V. Hill - 115-123 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
February 1980, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-12 The Use of Management Science to Support a Multimillion Dollar Precedent-Setting Government Contract Litigation
by Steven Nahmias - 13-15 The Fifth Column---All Homage to the Accountants; OR, A General Reduction Algorithm
by Gene Woolsey - 16-22 Blood Contamination: An Industry Hours Model
by Hugh D. Hemmer - 23-27 Operations Research in China
by Leon S. Lasdon - 28-38 A Simulation Model to Aid Decision Making in a Campaign to Eradicate Brucellosis from Cattle
by A. C. Beck & L. W. Valentine - 39-44 Difficulties in Implementing Management Science Techniques in a Third World Setting
by Thaddeus M. Glen & Charles F. James - 45-47 OR/MS in Cultural Pluralism
by Hajime Eto - 48-50 Management Science Process---On the Culture of Management Science
by Robert J. Graham - 51-54 Four Views on Problem Structuring
by M. Pidd & R. N. Woolley - 55-60 Item Positioning for Profits: Menu Boards at Bonanza International
by Marion Gross Sobol & Thomas E. Barry - 61-63 Stock Options for Management Scientists
by Ronald T. Slivka - 64-71 Information Systems in Management Science---Predicate Calculus and Data Base Management Systems
by Andrew Vazsonyi - 72-76 The Role of Management Science in Office Automation
by N. Dean Meyer - 77-80 On-Line Scheduling in the Production Environment: Part I. An “Unsuccessful” Case History
by Thom J. Hodgson - 81-83 Behavioral Science---Interfacing Applications and Research
by Bye Wynne - 84-85 Quick and Dirty Vehicle Routing Procedure
by C. Loren Doll - 86-90 Some Case Histories of Econometric Modeling in Marketing: What Really Happened?
by Frank M. Bass - 91-103 Practice of Management Science---A Faculty Model for Policy Planning
by Paul Gray - 104-109 Management Science or Management/Science?
by Rick Hesse - 110-113 Decision Scientists, Decision Makers, and the Gap
by D.S. McArthur - 114-114 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 115-121 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe
November 1979, Volume 9, Issue 5
- 1-2 The Management Science Achievement Award
by John Y. Barry - 3-20 The Long Island Blood Distribution System as a Prototype for Regional Blood Management
by Eric Brodheim & Gregory P. Prastacos - 21-35 An Integrated Production, Distribution, and Inventory Planning System
by Fred Glover & Gene Jones & David Karney & Darwin Klingman & John Mote - 36-49 Optimum Bond Calling and Refunding
by W. M. Boyce & A. J. Kalotay - 50-62 Management Science Applications in the Planning and Design of a Water Supply System for a Nuclear Power Plant
by Carl W. Hamilton & William G. Bingham - 63-63 Queueing Theory Applied to Machine Manning
by Myles A. Vogel - 64-76 Product Blending: A Simulation Case Study in Double-Time
by Lewis Golovin - 77-80 The Fifth Column---Ten Ways to Go Down With MRP
by Gene Woolsey - 81-89 Coping with Fluctuating Demand for Professional Staff: A Prescription and Examples
by H. W. Lorber - 90-93 The Algorithm that Converged Too Fast
by Don T. Phillips & Gary L. Hogg - 94-98 Factors Affecting the Successful Application of PERT/CPM Systems in a Government Organization
by C. W. Dane & C. F. Gray & B. M. Woodworth - 99-104 Information Systems in Management Science---Through the Looking Glass to Data Base Management
by Andrew Vazsonyi - 105-112 Manpower Planning for a Telephone Service Department
by Shlomo Globerson - 113-115 Students Discover Real World Scheduling: OR, The Proof is in the Posting
by David W. Baker & Thomas E. Holland - 116-120 Stifling Innovation Through Functionalization
by Herbert F. Ayres - 121-128 Management Science Process---Methods for Managerial Problem Cause Analysis
by John C. Anderson & Marius A. Janson - 129-134 Is OR/MS Everywhere?
by Paul Gray - 135-141 The Last Mohicans of OR: OR, it Might Be in the “Genes”
by Milan Zeleny - 142-143 Applications Reviews
by Roger N. Millen & John R. Hall - 144-147 The Intangibles of Implementation
by Herman Cain - 148-151 The Value of Queueing Theory: A Case Study
by Stan Siegel & Paul Torelli - 152-162 Book Reviews
by T. J. Lowe - 167-167 1980 Annual Reliability and Maintainability Symposium
by N. H. Kutner
August 1979, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 1-7 Queueing Theory Applied to Machine Manning
by Myles A. Vogel - 9-11 The Fifth Column---Whatever Happened to Simple Simulation? A Question and an Answer
by Gene Woolsey - 12-20 Improved Computer-Based Planning Techniques. Part II
by Fred Glover & John Hultz & Darwin Klingman - 21-23 Column 5½
by F. C. Stults - 24-31 Preferential Course Scheduling
by Stefan D. Bloomfield & Michael M. McSharry - 33-37 The USTA/Equitable Computerized Tennis Ranking System
by Thomas M. Musante & Bruce A. Yellin - 38-45 The Backcast: A Sales Performance Evaluation Tool at Coca-Cola
by Charles L. Hubbard & N. Carroll Mohn & John C. Reid - 46-48 MS Implementation: A Parable
by John P. Phillips