Industrial Engineering: Innovative Networks

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5th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Industrial Management "CIO 2011", Cartagena, Spain, September 2011, Proceedings

Suresh P. Sethi Marija Bogataj Lorenzo Ros-McDonnell(Editor)

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Intro
Industrial Engineering: Innovative Networks
Preface
Organization
Contents
Part I Business
1 Smart Government's Role to Reduce Business Failure
Abstract
1.1.Introduction
1.2.Conceptual Framework, Literature Review
1.3.Methodology
1.4.Results
1.5.Conclusions and Research
References
2 Outsourcing in Spain's Automotive Auxiliary Industry: Evolution, Trends, Causes, Effects and Consequences
Abstract
2.1.Introduction
2.2.Description of the Model
2.3.Results Obtained
2.4.Conclusions
References
3 Evaluation of the Fundamental Index's Performance in the Spanish Capital Markets From a Passive Investor's Perspective
Abstract
3.1.Finance Theory and Its Investment Advice
3.2.Improving the Passive Investor's Performance
3.3.Methodology
3.4.Fundamental Index Versus IBEX-35
3.5.Rising and Falling Markets
3.6.Industry Weights
3.7.Conclusions
References
4 Entrepreneurial University: The Costa Rica Institute of Technology Experience
Abstract
4.1.Introduction
4.2.The Academic Entrepreneur as a Key Factor
4.2.1 The Entrepreneur
4.2.2 General Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
4.2.3 Types of Entrepreneurs
4.2.4 The Academic Entrepreneur
4.3.Research Methodology
4.4.Discussion of Results
4.5.Conclusions
References
5 Economic Impact of Rural Tourism in Costa Rica and in the Region of Murcia, and Its Implications on Demand
Abstract
5.1.Introduction
5.2.Demand Indicators
5.3.Case Studies
5.3.1 The Economics of Tourism in Costa Rica
5.3.2 The Economics of Tourism in the Region of Murcia
5.4.Discussion of Results
5.5.Conclusions
References
6 Does the Accessibility of CE Regions Influence Investment Attractiveness?
Abstract
6.1.Introduction
6.2.Accessibility Index
6.3.Accessibility in the Modern Monocentric and Polycentric City Models
6.4.Empirical Results
6.5.Conclusion
Acknowledgements
References
7 Private Sector Initiative for the Development of Industrial Land. La Palma Industrial Park
Abstract
7.1.Background
7.2.The General Plan of Urban Ordination of Cartagena
7.3.Amendments to the General Plan of Cartagena
7.4.The Industrial Park in La Palma
7.5.Conclusions
References
8 Statistical Data Mining and Artificial Neural Networks: A Case of Study in Financial Modeling
Abstract
8.1.Introduction
8.2.Artificial Neural Networks
8.2.1 Emergent Neural Network Methodology
8.3.A Case of Study in Financial Modeling
8.3.1 Statistical Analysis
8.3.2 Predictive Model Using Artificial Neural Networks
8.4.Conclusions
References
9 An Empirical Analysis of the Most Influential Components of an Income Statement
Abstract
9.1.Introduction
9.2.Sample
9.2.1 Descriptive Analysis of the Sample
9.2.2 Correlation Between Independent Variables
9.2.3 Regression Analysis of the Sample
9.3.Model
9.3.1 Regression Analysis of the Model
9.4.Conclusions
Reference
Part II Innovation and Knowledge Management
10 Five Information-Based Key Factors for Innovative Companies
Abstract
10.1.Introduction
10.2.Information Management in Innovative Companies
10.3.Methodology and Description of the Research
10.4.Discussion and Result
10.5.Conclusions
Acknowledgments
References
11 e-Loyalty Towards ICT-Based Healthcare Services: A Patients' Perspective
Abstract
11.1.Introduction
11.2.Background
11.3.Methods
11.4.Results
11.4.1 Assessment of the Measures
11.4.2 Structural Model Results
11.5.Discussion
References
12 Visualizing the Scientific Landscape Using Maps of Science
Abstract
12.1.Introduction
12.2.The Map of Science
12.2.1 Precedents
12.2.2 Main Types
12.2.2.1 Document Co-Citation Maps
12.2.2.2 Author Co-Citation Maps
12.2.2.3 Co-Classification Maps
12.2.2.4 Co-Word Maps
12.2.2.5 Journal Co-Citation Map
12.2.2.6 Citation and Co-Citation of Classes and Categories
12.3.Conclusions
References
13 Technology-Based Firms in Universities in the Basque Country-Aquitaine Euroregion
Abstract
13.1.Background and Context
13.2.Research Goals
13.3.Research Methods and Scope of the Study
13.4.Results and Conclusions
13.4.1 Scope and Nature of Recent Experiences in the Creation and Development of University TBFs in the Basque Country and Aquitaine
13.4.2 Success Factors in the Processes for Creating and Developing University TBFs
13.5.Recommendations
References
14 Innovation in Cost Management. A Comparison Between Time-Driven Activity-Based Costing (TDABC) and Value Stream Costing (VSC) in an Auto-Parts Factory
Abstract
14.1.The Importance of Costing
14.2.An Introduction to TDABC
14.3.Value Stream Costing
14.4.Case Study. SRG Europe: Supplier of Plastic Parts for the Automotive Industry
14.5.TDABC and VSC in the Assembly Process
14.5.1 Computing the Cost of the Product Using TDABC
14.5.2 Computing Cost by Value Stream Costing
14.6.Comparison and Conclusions
References
15 The Link Between Following a Project Management Standard and the Technology Transfer Results in Basque R&D Centres
Abstract
15.1.Introduction
15.2.Technology Transfer and Project Management
15.3.Study of Research and Methodology
15.4.Results
15.5.Discussion and Conclusions
References
16 External Sources of Knowledge and Innovation Performance: Evidence from Spanish Industrial Firms
Abstract
16.1.Introduction
16.2.Theoretical Background and Hypotheses
16.2.1 External Knowledge Sources and Innovation Performance
16.2.2 Simultaneous Effect of External Knowledge Sources on Innovation Performance
16.3.Methodology
16.3.1 Data and Sample. Definition of Variables
16.4.Results
16.5.Discussion and Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References
Part III Management
17 Eco-Design in the Furniture and Wood-Processing Sector in Spain: Benefits and Constraints
Abstract
17.1.Introduction
17.2.Research Approach
17.3.Results
17.3.1 Benefits and Constraints in Eco-Design Implementation in the Furniture and Wood-Processing Sector in Spain
17.4.Conclusions
References
18 Aligning Hotel Data Management for Customer-Related Resource Assignment Decisions
Abstract
18.1.Introduction and Related Work
18.2.Life Cycle of a Hotel Customer
18.3.Hotel Decision Making and Availability of Customer Data
18.4.Streamlining Data Collection for Effective Decisions
18.5.Summary
Acknowledgments
References
19 Environmental Management in Industrial Enterprises: A Multiple Case Study
Abstract
19.1.Introduction
19.2.Methodology
19.3.Results
19.3.1 Incentives or Constraints that have Driven Environmental Management
19.3.2 Certification Schemes and Tools
19.3.3 Involvement of all Parts of the Company
19.3.4 Communication
19.3.5 Review of Factors Among Companies
19.4.Conclusions
References
20 Organizational Structure Shapes Performance in Dynamic Environments: Studying the Relationship Between Structure and Performance
Abstract
20.1.Introduction
20.2.Organizational Structure and Performance
20.3.Strategy, Structure and Performance
20.4.Conclusions and Future Research
References
21 Competing Through People: A Model for the Implementation of Employee Participation Systems
Abstract
21.1.Introduction. Continuous Improvement and other Relevant Approaches
21.2.Key Factors in a EPSs Implementation. Literature Review
21.3.Key Factors from the Point of View of Spanish Companies
21.4.A Model for Implementation of EPSs
21.5.Conclusions
References
22 On Dynamic Games in the European Electricity Market
Abstract
22.1.Introduction
22.2.The Game-Theoretic Model
22.2.1 Basic Model
22.2.2 Dynamic Extension of the Model
22.3.Case Studies
22.4.Conclusions and Future Research
References
23 Contingency Between Elasticity of Demand and Bullwhip Effect in Logistics Chains
Abstract
23.1.Introduction
23.2.Measuring the Bullwhip Effect
23.3.Model Construction
23.4.The Hypotheses
23.5.The Example of Two Different Price Elasticities
23.6.Conclusions
References
24 Safety Management in Manufacturing and its Influence in Injury Rates: Evidences from Spanish National Safety Management Survey (2009)
Abstract
24.1.Introduction
24.2.Conceptual Model
24.3.Data
24.4.Methodology
24.5.Univariate Analysis
24.6.Multivariate Analysis. Logistic Regression Model
24.7.Discussion
Acknowledgments
References
25 Method for IT Governance Based on Enterprise Modelling
Abstract
25.1.Introduction
25.2.Evolution of the IT Governance Paradigms
25.3.IT Governance
25.4.Methodology Used
25.4.1 Reverse Engineering Phase. GTI4U Model
25.4.2 Direct Engineering Phase. Model PTI4U
25.5.Conclusions
References
Part IV Manufacturing
26 Making Product-Service Systems in Collaborative Networks: Implications in Business Processes
Abstract
26.1.Introduction
26.2.PSS and its Implications
26.3.The Conceptual Framework Proposal
26.4.Conclusions and Future Lines of Research
References
27 Use of Value Mapping Tools for Manufacturing Systems Redesign
Abstract
27.1.Introduction
27.2.Manufacturing Systems Redesigning Tools
27.3.Value Stream Mapping and its Evolution
27.4.Context Facing Issues
27.5.After Mapping
27.6.Conclusion and Further Research
Acknowledgments
References
28 Developing a Plug&Lean-CiMo a Model for Improving Manufacturing Operations
Abstract
28.1.Introduction
28.2.Literature Review and Background
28.2.1 TPM and OEE
28.2.2 Lean Manufacturing
28.2.3 Continuous Improvement
28.3.Research Methodology
28.4.The Model
28.4.1 Model Operation
28.4.1.1 Monitoring, Diagnosis, Focusing on, and Improving
28.5.Case Study
28.6.Conclusions
References
29 Order Fulfilment Strategies in the Capital Goods Sector. An Empirical Research
Abstract
29.1.Introduction
29.2.Hypotheses
29.3.Results and Discussion
29.4.Conclusions
Acknowledgments
References
30 On the Exact Calculation of the Fill Rate for Repairable Parts: Application to an Airline Company
Abstract
30.1.Introduction and Literature Review
30.2.Description of the Problem
30.3.An Exact Method to Compute the Fill Rate for the (Sminus1, S) System
30.3.1 Notation and Assumptions
30.3.2 Derivation
30.4.Illustrative Examples and Discussion
30.5.Conclusions
References
Part V Supply Chain
31 Supply Chain Demand Forecasting: Towards an Integrated Approach
Abstract
31.1.Introduction
31.2.Judgmental Forecasting
31.2.1 A State-Dependent Parameter Estimation Approach
31.2.2 Case Study
31.2.3 Model Validation
31.3.Information Sharing
31.3.1 Case Study
31.3.2 Models
31.3.3 Model Validation
31.4.Conclusions
References
32 Logistic Management Optimization for a Container Port Terminal
Abstract
32.1.Introduction
32.2.Logistic System Features of a Container Terminal
32.3.Logistic Optimization Model: Simplified
32.3.1 Productivity Optimization for Ship-to-Shore Cranes
32.3.2 Simulation of the STS Crane Performance Bay After Bay
32.3.3 Optimization of RTG Cranes in Each Lane
32.3.4 Relationship Between the Number of Trucks Assigned and the Yard Planning
32.3.5 Vehicle Assignation for Each STS Crane
32.4.Discussion
33 A Simulation-Based Solution for Optimal Logistics of Heavy and Variable-Size Items
Abstract
33.1.Introduction
33.2.The Vehicle Routing Problem
33.3.Problem Description
33.4.Solution for the Logistics Operator Problem
33.5.Discussion
33.6.Conclusions
References
34 Analysis of Processes for a Collaborative Network
Abstract
34.1.Introduction
34.2.The PROCONET Project
34.3.The Fruit-and-Vegetable Collaborative Network
34.3.1 The Fruit-and-Vegetable CN Framework
34.3.2 Relations Among Companies in the CN
34.3.3 Process Analysis in the CN
34.3.4 Discussion Process
34.4.Conclusions
References
35 A Supply Chain Operations Lot-Sizing and Scheduling Model with Alternative Operations
Abstract
35.1.Introduction
35.2.The Supply Chain Operations Lot-Sizing and Scheduling Model with Alternative Operations
35.3.Assumptions
35.4.Formulation
35.5.Conclusions
Acknowledgments
References
Part VI Operations Research
36 The Power of ECOTOOL MATLAB Toolbox
Abstract
36.1.Introduction
36.2.Modelling Options
36.2.1 SISO Models
36.2.1.0 ARIMA Models
36.2.1.0 Exponential Smoothing Models
36.2.1.0 Unobserved Components Models
36.2.2 MISO Models
36.2.3 MIMO Models
36.3.ECOTOOL in Use
36.4.Case Study
36.5.Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References
37 Solving Flow Shop Problems with Bounded Dynamic Programming
Abstract
37.1.Introduction
37.2.Problem Definition
37.3.Graph Associated with the Problem
37.4.Bounds for Cmax
37.5.The Use of Bounded Dynamic Programming
37.6.Computational Experiment
37.7.Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References
38 Performance of Bounded Dynamic Programming Applied to a Variant of the MMSP-W Problem
Abstract
38.1.Introduction
38.2.Reference Models
38.3.Overall Bounds
38.4.An Example
38.5.The Use of Bounded Dynamic Programming
38.6.Computational Experiment
38.7.Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References
39 Solution Approaches for Material Requirement Planning* with Fuzzy Costs
Abstract
39.1.Introduction
39.2.Fuzzy Model Formulation
39.3.Solution Approaches
39.3.1 First Index of Yager
39.3.2 Third Index of Yager
39.3.3 The Lai and Hwang Approach
39.3.3.1 The Zimmermann Solution Method
39.3.3.2 The Werners Solution Method
39.4.Numerical Example
39.5.Conclusions
References
40 Forecasting Methods for Determining the Level of Safety Stock in Electronic Industry
Abstract
40.1.Introduction
40.2.Methodology
40.3.Result and Discussion
40.3.1 Forecasting Next Period
40.3.2 Comparison of Performance Measurement
40.3.3 Determination of Safety Stock Strategies
40.4.Conclusion
References
41 On the Fill Rate Approximations in Periodic Review Systems for Discrete Demand
Abstract
41.1.Introduction and Literature Review
41.2.Approximations of the Fill Rate in Periodic Systems
41.3.Experimental Evaluation of the Approximations
41.4.A New Approach to the Fill Rate Approximations for Discrete Demand
41.5.Experimental Evaluation of the Discrete Approximations
41.6.Summary, Conclusions and Further Research
References
42 A Fuzzy Approach to Forecasting the Attractiveness of Regions for Human Resources
Abstract
42.1.Flexibility of the Labour Market
42.2.The Factors Influencing Migrations
42.2.1 Internal Factors Which Influence Quality of Places
42.2.2 Accessibility Index
42.3.Gravity Models of Migrations Flows
42.4.Fuzzy Approach to Evaluate the Accessibility of Region as the Potential for Gross Migrations
42.5.Conclusion
Acknowledgments
References
43 Parallel CUDA Architecture for Solving de VRP with ACO
Abstract
43.1.Introduction
43.1.1 Related Work
43.2.CVRP
43.2.1 CVRP Notation
43.3.Ant Colony Parallelization for the CVRP
43.3.1 Graph Construction
43.4.Computational results
Acknowledgments
References
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