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18 May 2012: literature is at temp ting to gain respectability by importing concepts from mainstream economics, but. ... environmen tally beneficial ones. But this is not ultimately an economic mat ter, nor one that will be.

13 Mar 2012: This year’s theme was technology as the foundation for economic growth.

13 Mar 2012: to sustainably deliver industry triple bottom line: • Economic, Social & Environmental Performance (Profit, People and Planet). ... More affordable to buy and run — Energy costs are becoming an increasingly relevant economic driver.

5 Apr 2012: An economic impac t assessment of the IMRC was commissioned from DTZ Consulting.

15 May 2012: associated services – has the potential to bring. sustainable growth and major economic benefits. ... sectors. Our objective of returning the UK to a path of sustainable economic growth,.

13 Mar 2012: Automated Cargo Handling Systems. Energy reduction in port operations. Economic Downturn / Funding availability. ... Social. Technological. Environmental. Economic. Political & Legal. Tre. nd. s &. Driv. ers. Green shipping. Climate change Mitigation

28 Mar 2012: Identify DQ costs The process of determining the economic losses caused by low DQ. ... Basing decisions on poor quality data can potentially result in great economic losses [10].

13 Mar 2012: A recent report by the Dutch Ministry of Economic. Affairs4 highligs the benefits of roadmapping for ‘supra-company level’ applications,. ... encompassing global, national, corporate and personal economic considerations. • Personal wealth: Global

13 Mar 2012: These trends and drivers included social pressures, technology developments, economic concerns, and environmental awareness. ... New economic concepts may monetise the value of energy storage and distributed energy generation.

3 Apr 2012: 1. A Responsive Audit for Production and Order fulfillment Process. D. McFarlane, Y. Chang, J. Matson, A. ShawInstitute for Manufacturing, Department of Engineering. University of CambridgeMill Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1RX, UK. [dcm, ysc26, jbm, as2}@eng

20 Mar 2012: 7. 2 BIS (2010) Manufacturing in the UK: Supplementary Analysis, Economics Paper 10B. ... Beath, J. (2002) UK industrial policy: Old tunes on new instruments, Oxford Review of Economic Policy, vol.

3 Apr 2012: Other reviews have classified the research studiesby method, for example economic consequences, performance criteria, Petri-nets etc and also by whetherthey were qualitative or quantitative and theoretical or non-theoretical (Gupta,

3 Apr 2012: Besides ecological and economic factors, customer awareness is creating opportunities for “green marketing”and new markets for returned goods [12]. ... This oftendetermines the economic viability of various recovery methods. Information regarding

13 Mar 2012: by additional outsideconsultations from other experts in the field and in the areas of economics andscience policy. ... sectors.These developments will also fundamentally affect how science needs to befunded, what science is funded, and many current

10 Apr 2012: The firm as an incentive system. American Economic Review, 84(4), pp.972-991. ... Cambridge Journal of Economics, 27(2), pp.243-263. Laursen, K. & Salter, A., 2006.

18 May 2012: Fatal Automobile Crashes’, Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy, Vol. 7, Issue 1,.

28 Mar 2012: An Investigation of an Agent-Based Scheduling in. Decentralised Manufacturing Control. Lawrence Ong Selwyn College. Department of Engineering. University of Cambridge. A thesis submitted to the University of Cambridge. in partial fulfillment of the

3 Apr 2012: He has studiedComputer Engineering – “UniversidadSimon Bolivar”/Caracas; a Ph.D. inInternational Economics – “UniversidadComplutense de Madrid”/Madrid; and an MBA in the Judge Institute ofManagement, University of Cambridge. ... 2. use cases.

3 Apr 2012: International journalof production economics. 55, pp 281-294.Caputo, M., (1996). Uncertainty, flexibility and buffers in the management of the firm operatingsystem, Production Planning and Control.

3 Apr 2012: The lackof unique product information often causes economic losses for companies.