FACTORY INCENTIVES GAIN GREATER SWAY IN MODEL SELECTION
Mike Antich
Abstract
Mike Antich
Abstract
SUBTITLE: AT SOME COMPANIES, MANAGEMENT PRESSURE TO REDUCE FLEET COSTS IS CAUSING INCENTIVES TO GAIN GREATER IMPORTANCE IN SELECTOR DEVELOPMENT. TO FIND OUT HOW MUCH INFLUENCE INCENTIVES DO EXERT, AF INTERVIEWED 32 FLEET MANAGERS.
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SUBTITLE: AT SOME COMPANIES, MANAGEMENT PRESSURE TO REDUCE FLEET COSTS IS CAUSING INCENTIVES TO GAIN GREATER IMPORTANCE IN SELECTOR DEVELOPMENT. TO FIND OUT HOW MUCH INFLUENCE INCENTIVES DO EXERT, AF INTERVIEWED 32 FLEET MANAGERS.
Key concepts: Incentive, Subtitle, Selection (genetic algorithm), Business, Factory (object-oriented programming), Operations management, Operations research, Economics