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245 10 a| Integrated Management of Processes and Informationh| [electronic resource];

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Integrated Management of Processes and Information

Author/creator	Shaw, Kenneth A. Author
Format	Electronic
Publication Info	New York : Business Expert Press
Description	202 p.
Supplemental Content	Full text available from Ebook Central - Academic Complete
Subjects	Decision Making Industrial Management Operations Research

Summary	Annotation Many process management books focus on manufacturing applications. A few discuss services applications and occasionally some comment on the information processes outside of the normal information technology (IT) function. When a business seeks to improve the processes it uses in order to provide efficiency and cost savings to a product or service, that business needs to consider its manufacturing, service, and information handling processes together because they are not independent. This book has two goals: First, to help business practitioners integrate their management of manufacturing or service processes with information processes; and second, to provide business schools with a textbook that can be used for a basic process management course to precede or accompany the typical operations management course. Because information handling approaches vary considerably with organizational size, both large and small business approaches are discussed. This discussion is focused on basic concepts rather than specific technical aspects like what type of information hardware to be used. One chapter will discuss the considerations necessary when adding information process management to enterprise resource planning (ERP), statistical process control (SPC), and supply chain logistics approaches from both large and small business perspectives.
Access restriction	Available only to authorized users.
Technical details	Mode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/form	Electronic books.
ISBN	9781606494455
ISBN	1606494457 (E-Book) Active Record
Stock number	01463628

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