Vol. 9 No. 1 (1998)

General Articles

• MODELLING OF A STOCHASTIC CONTINUOUS SYSTEM

  Martin Albertyn, Paul S. Kruger

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• MARKOVIAN MODELLING IN BUSINESS RISK ANALYSIS

  Stephan Bosman, Paul S. Kruger

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• SYSTEMSENGINEERING ANDCONCURRENT ENGINEERING: WHAT'S IN IT FORMANUFACTURERS OF MATURE INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS?

  Peter Arnold Colborne, Herman Steyn

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• INTEGRATED PRODUCT AND ENTERPRISE DESIGN FOR GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS

  N.D. Du Preez, J.M.C. Reid

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• USING THE BUSINESS ENGINEERING APPROACH IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PROCESS FOR A LARGE CORPORATION: A CASE STUDY

  C.M. Moll, P.S. Kruger

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• PREDICTING SEQUENCE DEPENDENT SET-UP TIMES FOR MULTISTATION MACHINES (A CASE STUDY)

  A.E. Reinecke, D.C. Page

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• CORRECTIVE ACTION IN CAR MANUFACTURING

  H. Rohne, D.C. Page

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• DIE BEVEILIGING VAN ROBOTIESE WERKSTASIES

  Cornelius J. Fourie, Freda Potgieter

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• AGILITY: A COMPETITIVE WEAPON FOR SOUTH AFRICAN MANUFACTURERS

  Cornelius J. Fourie, Dani Schoeman

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• CELL FORMATION IN GROUP TECHNOLOGY: A SIMILARITY ORDER CLUSTERING APPROACH

  Godfrey C. Onwubolu

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• EVALUATION OF THE GRAI INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY AND THE IMAGIM SUPPORTWARE

  J.M.C. Reid, N.D. Du Preez

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• AUTOMATED SOFTWARE DISTRIBUTION

  J.J. Strasheim, P.S. Kruger

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• AN EFFECTIVE SCHEDULING SCHEME FOR LIFT CLUBS

  W. Van Wijck

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