Titlebook: Network Analysis for Management Decisions; A Stochastic Approac Sang M. Lee,Gerald L. Moeller,Lester A. Digman Book 1982 Springer Science+B

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Network Construction and Logicctives. These specifications are usually accomplished by the executive or manager responsible for the decision and are subsequently given to the analyst for detailed network preparation and analysis. While managers are keenly interested in the results of the analysis, they are usually not involved d

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Input Preparation the data for computer processing. Loading a network problem in the VERT-3 computer program requires the use of three distinct data modules that specify the various options, features, and outputs the analyst desires to employ and that enter the basic arc and node data. The three modules are the cont

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Computer Mechanicstions of the main routine and subroutines, and the program’s use of an optional overlay structure approach. General information concerning auxiliary programs used to aid VERT-3 analysis, plus the major data storage arrays, is also included. The complete computer program listing is included in the ap

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New-Product Development Decisions that one of its major competitors is working on a new product that, if successfully introduced, could provide the competitor with a significant advantage in the marketplace. If the competitor were to introduce the new product before this company’s own version of the product was ready, damage would

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Analysis of Alternative Energy Sourcess and approaches. The example presented in this chapter is a hypothetical situation that illustrates more of VERT-3’s features than any of the previous examples; however, one should keep in mind that this example may still be simpler than an actual application. For instance, the relatively straightf