How to decentralize decisions through GRAI model in production management

Our Laboratory has been working in the field of Production Management for over a decade. Our research has been made in a pragmatic way, alternating analyses on the ground, research for solutions to formulated problems and experiments of possible solutions back on the ground. We have particularly loo...

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Decision making
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ICAM model
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Management
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Production controls
Production management
Production management systems
Production physical system
Production planning
Systems management
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