Quantitative Measurements for Logistics
Author: Philip T Frohn
Logistics formulas and meausurement techniques for all fields
This handy desk reference is a compilation of frequently usedlogistic formulas and measurement techniques used by both themilitary and business world. Unique in the fact that other bookson the subject contain measurements that apply solely to a specificarea, this book covers all the major fields where logisticsare utilized.
Philip T. Frohne, CPL, is employed by a major aerospace manufacturer as a logistics engineering specialist and has served on the Board of Directors of SOLE - The International Society of Logistics.
Table of Contents:
Acceptance Sampling Availability Computations Break-Even Analysis Combinatorial Analysis and Probability Depreciation Methods Forecasting methods Inventory Computations Learning Curves Life Cycle Costing LSA Computations Maintainability Computations Maintenance Management Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Break-Even Analysis Combinatorial Analysis and Probability Depreciation Methods Forecasting methods Inventory Computations Learning Curves Life Cycle Costing LSA Computations Maintainability Computations Maintenance Management Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Depreciation Methods Forecasting methods Inventory Computations Learning Curves Life Cycle Costing LSA Computations Maintainability Computations Maintenance Management Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Inventory Computations Learning Curves Life Cycle Costing LSA Computations Maintainability Computations Maintenance Management Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Life Cycle Costing LSA Computations Maintainability Computations Maintenance Management Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Maintainability Computations Maintenance Management Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Maintenance Time Management Managerial Accounting Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Mean Time allocations & Predictions PERT Computations Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Project Earned Value Analysis Provisioning Computations Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Quality Control Queing Theory Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Reliability Computations Repair Level Analysis Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Spare Part Computations Statistics Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Time Value of Money Computations ILS Definitions Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Failure Definitions Maintenance Definitions Logistics Activities
Logistics Activities
Markets or Governments: Choosing between Imperfect Alternatives
Author: Charles Wolf
A theory of market failures is well established in economics, but the same has not been true for the study of nonmarket failures. Markets or Governments remedies this situation by providing a formal theory of nonmarket failure, analyzing such problems as redundant costs, monopoly, frequency of unanticipated externalities, and bureaucracy in such nonmarket institutions as foundations, universities, and government. This new edition updates the data and results contained in the first edition and includes references and applications of the theory to the ongoing process of system transformation in Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe. The discussion of earlier literature that is relevant to the theory of nonmarket failure has been expanded.
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