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A FIRST SYSTEMS BOOK
Technology and Management
(2nd Edition)
by Margaret Myers (Richmond, The American International University in London, UK) & Agnes Kaposi (Kaposi Associates, UK)
To tackle the complex problems of life today, we need to coordinate a wide range of expertise. Systems concepts and methods offer the means of integrating the contributions of specialists, including managers, scientists and engineers.
The book introduces simple yet sound concepts and a language understandable to all concerned. Its methods of process modelling, systems analysis and design complement traditional methods of engineering and management. It demonstrates those methods on problems arising from everyday life, industry, business, quality management and public administration.
This introductory book is suitable for managers and professionals, as well as undergraduates on business, engineering, computing and science courses who aspire to become professional problem solvers.
Contents:
- Key Concepts
- Modelling
- Systems
- Measures
- Black Box Systems
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Structural Systems
- Products
- Processes
- Product/Process Systems
Readership: Undergraduates and lecturers in computing, business studies and
all branches of engineering (including integrated engineering and systems engineering); scientists; managers in industry, business and public administration; designers and auditors of quality management systems.
“This book is a very good option to be used as a textbook or supporting material for an undergraduate course on the systems approach for problem modeling and solving. The book gives an adequate and nice introduction to systems theory ... it should be recommended for students and perhaps practitioners with no prior knowledge of the systems approach.”
| Journal of the Operational Research Society |
| 224pp |
Pub. date: Mar 2004 |
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