The extent and manner in which management science actually influences the practice of managers—An Australian perspective

The extent and manner in which management science actually influences the practice of managers—An Australian perspective

A number of brief profiles describing the practice of operations research in a range of Australian private and public organisations is used as a basis for suggesting hypotheses concerning the current state of operations research in Australia and its possible future directions.

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Veröffentlicht in:Omega (Oxford) 1988, Vol.16 (3), p.175-180
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