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Shown here is the business-enterprise transformation that ensued from an action or praxis research, through the synthesis of statistical process control (SPC) and system dynamics (SD) simulation modeling. Intended to minimize the waste that a polymer-coating production process churned out, the SPC-SD union generated insight into the negative feedback structure of pro-duct thickness and its temperature through time, thereby enabling the client firm to leverage the dynamic equilibrium of its polymer-coating process. Despite its praxis-research limitations, the book offers future-research…mehr

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Shown here is the business-enterprise transformation that ensued from an action or praxis research, through the synthesis of statistical process control (SPC) and system dynamics (SD) simulation modeling. Intended to minimize the waste that a polymer-coating production process churned out, the SPC-SD union generated insight into the negative feedback structure of pro-duct thickness and its temperature through time, thereby enabling the client firm to leverage the dynamic equilibrium of its polymer-coating process. Despite its praxis-research limitations, the book offers future-research directions and policymaking recommendations. These can help capable professionals continually improve business enterprises and other societal human organizations, through the high technology of collegially self-organizing and self-governing societal human systems. In lieu of the bureaucratically-hierarchical authority and power delusion of organization, inside collegially self-organizing and self-governing organizational structures flow both individual and collegial control and responsibility.
Autorenporträt
Nicholas C. Georgantzas ist Professor für Managementsysteme und Direktor der System Dynamics (SD) Advisory, Gabelli Business School, Fordham University, New York, NY, USA. Zurzeit ist er Chefredakteur von Human Systems Management und hat sowohl als Associate als auch als Gastredakteur von System Dynamics Review und als Gastredakteur von Human Systems Management gearbeitet.