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Second, with growth limited, the economics of the focused factory strategy presented them with an unattractive choice: either reduce variety further or accept the higher costs of broader product lines. ... old plants to gain economies of scale; or focus

Minshall, Tim., (2015), ‘Economic Implications of Additive Manufacturing and the Contribution of MIS’, Business & Information Systems Engineering, DOI: 10.1007/s12599-015-0374-4.

Ove has been a frequent visitor to Stanford's Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). ... There he is completing two postgraduate programmes in mechanical engineering as well as economics.

Industrial Development in Trinidad and Tobago. Resource-rich emerging countries frequently suffer from asymmetric economic growth, with the resources sector overshadowing the manufacturing and other industrial sectors. ... 2009. L. Brévignon-Dodin.

He has consulted in over 30 countries in areas such as business performance and development, economic and industrial policy, public finance, mergers & acquisitions and strategic alliances and in a variety of

Design for additive manufacturing. PhD Candidate. Long term economic value of design.

This webinar covers the findings from the EU-funded SCALER Project. Researchers from the Centre for Industrial Sustainability highlight the role; the triggers, enablers and barriers for implementation; and the economic,

It is unique in the UK in being based within science and engineering base and employs researchers with both technical and economics/management expertise. ... Ultimately through its university-business leadership network NCUB seeks to provide a collective

Stam, E.,(2009), 'Cluster Creation', Regional Studies 43.2: 319–323. Stam, Erik & Wennberg, K., (2009), 'The role of R&D in new firm growth', Jena Economic Research Papers in Economics ... pp. 135-172. Stam, E., (2008), 'Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Frank pursues research at the intersection of management sciences and business (micro) economics and has a keen interest in entrepreneurship.

The expectation is to fund up to five projects of up to a maximum value of £50,000 at full Economic Cost (fEC), with funding to be awarded at 80% fEC.

pandemic on the ability of universities to contribute to innovation through the crisis and into the economic recovery. ... years. QUESTION: How do we get better at taking the research knowledge from our science and engineering base and turning it into

Seventeenth International Working Seminar on Production Economics. Innsbruck, Austria. Zhao, Y. ... 17th International Working Seminar on Production Economics. Innsbruck. Maine, E, S.

Hugo, O. and Garnsey, E. (2004), 'Problem-Solving and Competence Creation in New Firms', Managerial and Decision Economics, vol 26 pp 139-148. ... Production Economics 77 (2002) pp247-257. Fraser, P., Moultrie, J. and Gregory, M.

Toggle navigation. Toggle navigation. News archive. How to introduce quantum computing without slowing economic growth. ... What measures or strategies could help alleviate the economic burden during this transition?

of quantum technologies to identify value to society and contribute to economic growth. ... New business models are essential to unlocking the economic growth potential of digital technologies, and offer a way out of rising debt-to-GDP ratios.

The IMRC has served to integrate the Institute’s research programmes, which range from industrial photonics, through automation and production systems, to manufacturing strategy and economic policy.

Businesses are increasingly looking to sell services rather than products as they respond to strategic, economic and even environmental factors.

8th International Working Seminar on Production Economics, Feb. 25-28. Austria. Mills, J. ... Gregory, M. J. (1993). "Integrated Performance Measurement - a review of current practice and emerging trends." International Journal of Production Economics

Ahn, J.M., Mortara, L and Minshall, T., (2014), 'Has Open innovation Enhanced Firm Performance in an Economic Downturn?