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- Since the dawn of human history people have been facing problemsarising from the operations of systems in which they themselves area part.
- About the Author: Hugh J. Miser is the editor of Handbook of Systems Analysis, Volume 3, Cases, published by Wiley.
- 384 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Decision-Making & Problem Solving
- Series Name: Handbook of Systems Analysis
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Book Synopsis
Since the dawn of human history people have been facing problemsarising from the operations of systems in which they themselves area part. However, the idea that systematic scrutiny in the spirit ofscience can help solve them, became widespread only in thiscentury. The Handbook of Systems Analysis brings together insystematic form the core of the systems analysis knowledge andexperience it has developed so far. The Handbook of SystemsAnalysis consists of three volumes: the first offers an overviewaimed at a widely varied audience of practitioners and thoseinterested in the problems treated by systems analysis; volume twois aimed at a more technical audience and deals with how a systemsanalysis study proceeds and resolves the technical and professionalissues. Now this third volume exemplifies the general principlesand wide variety of practice by means of eight carefully selectedcases described by the principal analysts involved. Like the firstvolume, it is accessible to a wide variety of people ? professionaland non-professional ? who are interested in how such work iscarried out and what its useful effects can be. Features include:* a comprehensive approach without undue technical detail, givinga clear view of what was done and how it achieved its aims
* an overview discussion drawing together the aspects of thepractice exemplified by the cases
* a truly international approach ? contributors and case studiescome from many countries
* complete references to the background and supportingmaterial
Those working in operational research, management science, andpolicy analysis will find that this book, and the other two volumesin the set, add value and good practice to their work. The threevolumes of the Handbook of Systems Analysis are: Handbook ofSystems Analysis: Volume One ? Overview of Uses, Procedures, Applications, and Practice (ISBN 0-471-90743-X) Handbook of SystemsAnalysis: Volume Two ? Craft Issues and Procedural Choices (ISBN0-471-92020-7) Handbook of Systems Analysis: Volume Three ? Cases(ISBN 0-471-95357-1) Handbook of Systems Analysis ? Three VolumeSet (ISBN 0-471-96301-1)
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Since the dawn of human history people have been facing problems arising from the operations of systems in which they themselves are a part. However, the idea that systematic scrutiny in the spirit of science can help solve them, became widespread only in this century. The Handbook of Systems Analysis brings together in systematic form the core of the systems analysis knowledge and experience it has developed so far. The Handbook of Systems Analysis consists of three volumes: the first offers an overview aimed at a widely varied audience of practitioners and those interested in the problems treated by systems analysis; volume two is aimed at a more technical audience and deals with how a systems analysis study proceeds and resolves the technical and professional issues. Now this third volume exemplifies the general principles and wide variety of practice by means of eight carefully selected cases described by the principal analysts involved. Like the first volume, it is accessible to a wide variety of people ? professional and non-professional ? who are interested in how such work is carried out and what its useful effects can be. Features include:- a comprehensive approach without undue technical detail, giving a clear view of what was done and how it achieved its aims
- an overview discussion drawing together the aspects of the practice exemplified by the cases
- a truly international approach ? contributors and case studies come from many countries
- complete references to the background and supporting material
About the Author
Hugh J. Miser is the editor of Handbook of Systems Analysis, Volume 3, Cases, published by Wiley.
Dimensions (Overall): 9.22 Inches (H) x 6.12 Inches (W) x 1.14 Inches (D)
Weight: 1.55 Pounds
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 384
Genre: Business + Money Management
Sub-Genre: Decision-Making & Problem Solving
Series Title: Handbook of Systems Analysis
Publisher: Wiley
Format: Hardcover
Author: Hugh J Miser
Language: English
Street Date: April 11, 1996
TCIN: 1007905970
UPC: 9780471953579
Item Number (DPCI): 247-04-4268
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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