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The analysis and redesign of workilow The management of information flows between and among activities in a supply within and between enterprises. chain to maximize total supply chain effectiveness and corporate profitability. A means of managing all aspects of a customer's relationship with an organization to increase customer loyalty and retention and an organization's Integrates all departments and functions profitability. throughout an organization into a single MIS system (or integrated set of MIS systems) so employees can make decisions by viewing enterprisewide information about all business operations. .
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Type and allowable values, such as:
Note that the above are logical, rather than physical, definitions. For example, a logical type of “Male, Female or Not Specified†might be implemented as a NUMBER where 1=Male, 2=Female, 0=Not Specified, or it might be implemented as a nullable VARCHAR where “Mâ€=Male, “Fâ€=Female and NULL=Not Specified
Not allowed:
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The copy center at the college of business at Dwight University has become an increasingly
contentious item among the college administrators. The department heads have complained to
the associate dean about the long lines and waiting times for their secretaries at the copy center.
They claim that it is a waste of scarce resources for the secretaries to stand in line talking when they
could be doing more productive work in the office. Alternatively, Handford Burris, the associate dean,
says the limited operating budget will not allow the college to purchase a new copier, or several copiers,
to relieve the problem. This standoff has been going on for several years. To make her case for improved
copying facilities, Lauren Moore, the department head for management science, assigned students a
class project to gather some information about the copy center. The students were to record the arrivals
at the center and the length of time it took to do a copy job once the secretary actually reached a copy
machine. In addition, the students were to describe how the copy center system worked. When the
students completed the project, they turned in a report to Professor Moore. The report described the
copy center as containing two machines. When secretaries arrived for a copy job, they joined a queue,
which looked more like milling around to the students. But they acknowledged that the secretaries knew
when it was their turn, and, in effect, they formed a single queue for the first available copy machine.
Also, because copy jobs are assigned tasks, secretaries always stayed to do the job, no matter how long
the line was or how long they had to wait. They never left the queue. From the data the students
gathered, Professor Moore is able to determine that secretaries arrive every 8 minutes for a copy job
and that the arrival rate is Poisson distributed. Furthermore, she was able to determine that the average
time it takes to complete a job is 12 minutes and that this is exponentially distributed. Using her own
personnel records and some data from the university
Solution
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