Industrial Dynamics

Forrester, J.W. (1958) Industrial dynamics a major breakthrough for decision makers. Harvard Business Review, (July/August), pp. 37-66. 

The use of the dynamic or static sampling procedure depends not only on the type of the olfactometer used (mobile or stationary) but also on the field of application, and on the expenses (11). In industry dynamic sampling and mobile olfactometers are preferred (10). However, practical limitations often mean that the analysis will be conducted in a laboratory which implies static sampling (12). In agriculture mobile sniff-cars and large panels are usually too expensive. Therefore simple measuring devices like the Mannebeck-Olfactometer TO 4 were introduced (13). 

Reiffen, D. and Ward, M.R., Generic drug industry dynamics. Federal Trade Commission Working Paper 248, February, 2002. 

Fishman, A. Rob, R. 2003. Consumer inertia, firm growth and industry dynamics./oMrtw/ of Economic Theory, 109 24-38. 

Bureau of Economics Staff Report, Federal Trade Commission, The Pharmaceutical Industry A Discussion of Competitive and Antitrust Issues in an Environment of Change (Mar. 1999) available at David Reiffen and Michael R. Ward, Generic Drug Industry Dynamics, Bureau of Economics Working Paper No. 248 (Feb. 2002) ( Reiffen and Ward ), available at... 

Ansell, J. (2003) Quantifying new product need productivity target considered at company level. Pharmaceutical Industry Dynamics, 1-15. 

Reiffen, David, and Michael R. Ward. 2005. Generic Drug Industry Dynamics. Review of Economics and Statistics 87( l) 37-49. 

Further, and as a result of the nature of this industry, dynamic efficiency is basically a long-term related question due to several reasons. The sunk costs obviously limits the possibilities for introducing new technology into old systems. If new technology is introduced the old must be phased out. It may thus be more cost effective to operate and utilize the old technology. Further, new investments are throughput driven. No new investments are done if no... 

It may be useful to set the scene for our analysis of the chemical industry s current situation and future challenges by taking a brief look at its evolution, and, in particular, by outlining our understanding of the changes in general industry dynamics in the various chemical businesses over the past decades and up to the present day. 

The foaming capability and foam stability obtained from sparkling wines is usually tested by a dynamic foam stability method, as discussed in Section 2.6.2. Because these foams are evanescent and not really very stable, at least compared with the foams found in other industries, dynamic rather than static foam tests are the most suitable. In one version of the dynamic foam test, the Mosalux method, the foam heights are automatically measured using infrared beams and sensors [848],... 

The birth and adolescence of the synthetic dye industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries prior to WWI has been a case study in international business and economics. Fundamental lessons about building competitive advantages and industry dynamics that led to German companies ascendance over British, French, European and American rivals have been analyzed meticulously32. 

Towill, D. R., Naim, M. M., and Wikner, J. (1992), Industrial Dynamics Simulation Models in the Design of Supply Chains, International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management, Vol. 22, No. 5, pp. 3-13. 

J. W. Forrester, Industrial Dynamics, Pegasus Communications, Waltham, 1961 J. W. Forrester, World Dynamics, Pegasus Communications, Waltham, 1973. 

The coevolution paradigm has the power to comprehensively embrace the industrial dynamics leading to a more efficient management of products, processes, and production system joint evolutions. 

Forrester JW (1961) Industrial dynamics. The MIT Press, Cambridge. Reprinted by Pegasus Communications, Waltham... 

One of those who helped turn the Marxian insights into a story-Une of economic innovation was the Austrian Joseph Schumpeter, who identified innovation as the main source of industrial dynamism and economic growth. For Schumpeter, innova-... 

Industrial Dynamics Involving Electrochemical Processes G. Silvestri... 

Farjoun, M., and Levin, M. 2004. Industry dynamism, chaos theory and the fractal dimension measure. Working paper. New York University Stem School of Business. 

Logistics systems are prone to what has been called the Bullwhip or Forrester Effect , after Jay Forrester, who developed a set of techniques known as Industrial Dynamics.Forrester defined industrial dynamics as ... 

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