Powell Stephen G.

Stephen G. Powell

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Found 10 papers in total
Throughput in serial lines with state-dependent behavior
Throughput in serial lines with state-dependent behavior
2004
Experimental evidence suggests that production-line workers adjust their work rates in...
Teaching modeling in management science
Teaching modeling in management science
2001
The heart of Management Science is not the science of optimization or simulation, but...
Manufacturer incentives to improve retail service levels
Manufacturer incentives to improve retail service levels
1998
In this paper we provide a solution to the problem of how a manufacturer can provide...
The studio approach to teaching the craft of modeling
The studio approach to teaching the craft of modeling
1998
Successful applications of MS/OR depends on striking a balance between the science of...
Requiem for the management science course?
Requiem for the management science course?
1998
Many observers of the management science scene believe that the traditional management...
Exploiting timely demand information to reduce inventories
Exploiting timely demand information to reduce inventories
1996
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and related technologies are making it less...
Optimal inventory policies under service-sensitive demand
Optimal inventory policies under service-sensitive demand
1995
The service level provided by a retailer influences demand and sales in several ways....
Optimal allocation of work in assembly systems
Optimal allocation of work in assembly systems
1993
The authors investigate how to allocate work in stochastic assembly systems so as to...
Buffered and unbuffered assembly systems with variable processing times
Buffered and unbuffered assembly systems with variable processing times
1990
Variability in the operations of workstations in production lines leads to degradation...
The transition to nondepletable energy: Social planning and market models of capacity expansion
The transition to nondepletable energy: Social planning and market models of capacity expansion
1989
As depletable energy becomes increasingly scarce and expensive, energy markets will...
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