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Essec\Faculty\Model\Contribution {#2216 ▼
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    "slug" => "8156-le-choix-de-capacite-dun-processus-industriel"
    "yearMonth" => "1992-06"
    "year" => "1992"
    "title" => "Le choix de capacité d'un processus industriel"
    "description" => "TARONDEAU, J.C. (1992). <i>Le choix de capacité d'un processus industriel</i>. ESSEC Business School. TARONDEAU, J.C. (1992). <i>Le choix de capacité d'un processus industriel</i>. ESSEC Business School "
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        "name" => "TARONDEAU Jean-Claude"
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    "updatedAt" => "2020-12-17 21:00:33"
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    "abstract" => array:2 [
      "fr" => "Les décisions portant sur les capacités des processus industriels sont peu étudiées. La capacité optimale est celle qui minimise la somme des coûts des surcapacités et des sous-capacités. Mais l'ajustement de la capacité aux besoins n'est pas immédiat et l'acquisition de capacité se fait par incréments indivisibles. Ceci conduit à  distinguer les "surcapacités anticipées", les surcapacités structurelles" et les "surcapacités stratégiques". Les décisions portant sur les capacités des processus industriels sont peu étudiées. La capacité opt "
      "en" => "Capacity decisions are not well documented. The optimal capacity of a process minimizes the sum of over  and under capacity costs. But, the adjustment between capacities and needs takes time and capacity procurement is usually done by indivisible increments. These considerations lead to the definition of three concepts : anticipated overcapacity, structural overcapacity, and strategic or preempted overcapacity. Capacity decisions are not well documented. The optimal capacity of a process minimizes the sum of o "
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    "docTitle" => "Le choix de capacité d'un processus industriel"
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    "docPreview" => "<b>Le choix de capacité d'un processus industriel</b><br><span>1992-06 | Working Papers </span>"
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