Implement Kanban System in Production Process

Abstract: This report is a case study of a company, Isspro Inc., that has unique requirements to define its success. The analysis is conducted with several steps: research goals, research hypothesis, instruments, implementation and statistical testing. Recommendations are given based on the research results and are suggested in short term, mid term and long term plans

Technology Selection in Brownfields Redevelopment

Executive Summary: Introduction: Sustainable redevelopment of contaminated “Brownfields” properties offers many economic and social benefits. However, due to the uncertainties of potential clean up cost, the practicality of available technologies, time constraints, community concerns, as well as additional costs associated with development of Brownfields sites, many developers forgo Brownfields development. These same uncertainties cause lending institutions to hesitate in making loans for development of projects proposed for contaminated sites. This paper develops a general decision making model that can be utilized in the technology selection for decision makers on proposed Brownfields site clean ups. To accomplish this, the project team utilized a Hierarchical Decision Model with pairwise comparison, and then tested the model by applying it to the clean-up technology selection for a local Brownsfields site

Queueing System Analysis of Burger King and McDonald\u27s

The purpose of this project is to analyze waiting line characteristics in fast-food restaurants based on customer\u27s satisfaction and restaurants\u27 policies. The project includes the content of queuing theory, defining problems about waiting line in general and in fast-food restaurants, data analysis and ends up with our recommendations

Optimization of Queuing Systems In Fast Food Restaurant

The purpose of this project is to analyze waiting line characteristics in fast-food restaurants based on customers\u27 satisfaction and restaurant policies

An Economic Analysis of the Proposed PSU SEAS Building

Abstract: The Portland State University School of Engineering and Applied Science has determined the need for large facilities based on projected enrollment growth and increased demand for expanded programs, both of which have been driven by the rapid growth of Portland as an industrial center. This research project reviews the evolution of the SEAS building to what it is today, and analyzes the preferred SEAS building alternatives from an economic point of view

Apple Computers

The legendary story of Apple began with Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs when two college dropouts joined to produce the Apple I computer in Jobs garage in Cupertino, California. On April Fool\u27s Day 1976, Apple Computer Inc. was born. After selling over about 200 computers to mainly hobbyists, Jobs started selling his vision of making the personal computer easy to use for everyone. As he stated mission to change the world through technology , his vision was one computer for every man, woman, and child. After they had a huge success in a computer trade show (West Coast Computer Faire in San Francisco) in 1977, when they introduced Apple II, they began to indeed change the company and world. Apple sold over 100,000 Apple II by the end of 1980, generating revenues over $100 million. The Apple Company went to public in December 1980