Computer Simulation in Business Decision Making: A Guide for Managers, Planners, and MIS Professionals
Roy L. Nersesian
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Roy L. Nersesian
Abstract
Introduction Breaking the Limits of Mathematical Constraints A Businessman's Assessment Inventory Planning Logistics Planning Service and Production Planning Forecasting the Optimal Product Mix New Product Test Marketing Personnel Recruitment Planning Assessing an Unknown Market Establishing an Economic Benefit Financial Strategic Planning Investment Planning Portfolio Management Planning Index
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Introduction Breaking the Limits of Mathematical Constraints A Businessman's Assessment Inventory Planning Logistics Planning Service and Production Planning Forecasting the Optimal Product Mix New Product Test Marketing Personnel Recruitment Planning Assessing an Unknown Market Establishing an Economic Benefit Financial Strategic Planning Investment Planning Portfolio Management Planning Index
Key concepts: Portfolio, Production planning, Business, Strategic planning, Product (mathematics), Product planning, Test (biology), Financial plan