Report.Team 2-CSU.Part 2
Hello! Here is the second part of our report. It includes : sustainability’s indicators and our BERI-model. Best regards, Olga Pikuleva Framework_team_2.doc
Hello! Here is the second part of our report. It includes : sustainability’s indicators and our BERI-model. Best regards, Olga Pikuleva Framework_team_2.doc
Hello, Mr Jan Jansen! Here is the first part of our report. It includes : sustainability’s definition, factors and some important schemes. We hope you will tell us what do you think about it as soon as possible. Soon Olga Pikuleva will sent you sustainability’s indicators and our model. Best regards, Karamfil Todorov Sustainability-definition+schemes+factors2.doc
Different sort of flows in a supply chain OEM – original equipment manufacturer Source: http://www.goldsim.com/Solutions/WhitePapersHTML/SCM%20Files/image008.gif; website visited on October 31st 2009
First remark Feel free also to react on other posts! Do not wait only for comments from Olga, Elena and me! Developing knowledge is a group process … so please give also feed back over this blog on the work of your colleagues! Second remark I see a lot of flows in models I think […]
I. Model developing The approach using AHP simplifies a complex problem into simple pair-wise comparisons. A hierarchy is constructed of goals, criteria and alternatives. It is very useful in complex decision-making.
I. Factors influencing sustainability As sustainability was defined like a state of the social and natural systems, it has its own factors and indicators. You can see the scheme of factors division in the frames of the company.
I. Introduction and the main concept XX century is the time of great progress in science, particularly in the production technologies. As we know it is time when the second scientific and technical revolution took place. This leap was caused by many events and social processes, such as Second World War, following it Cold War […]
For appraisal ‘sustainability in logistics’ we work out the model, which consists of these factors: Volume of transported production on a month Park of vehicles; Objects of transport system; Objects of logistical system; The staff, management and the control; Breakdown susceptibility on transport (dependence on qualification and experience of the driver’s personnel). In our model […]
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