Quantitative methods in management: readings from 'Management today - Lim, Robin (London : Management Publications Ltd for the British Institute of Management, 1972)
Rivett, P. The twenty-first century: The mind of management.--Francis, D. R. Managing better with maths.--Muir, A. How to abuse OR.--Rivett, P. How to use OR.--Ward, T. B. Computerizing the company.--Moore, P. G. How to use statistics.--Owen, H. J. Managing by significance.--Eddison, R. How to take decisions.--Pickup, J. S., and Thwaites, D. A. Networks: A path to success.--Dickman, D. How to simulate.--Smith, J. de. How to play games.--Cooke, P. J. D. How to learn from curves.--Burbidge, J. The case against the economic batch quantity.--Lockyer, K. G. Keeping the batch in balance.--Muir, A. Maximising the mix.--Tricker, T. I. Towards the total system.--Martin, M. J. C., and Denison, R. A. The OR revolution.--Frost, D. Trees of decision.--Frost, D. How to take a risk.--Robertson, A. Critical path to cure congestion.--Maynard, B. A. Four years' hard in a day and a half.--McLennan, I. and Mace, D. How to control stocks.--Willis, K. How to control processes.
Includes bibliographies.
Keywords: Industrial management; Operations research; Management today