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The time element

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Information systems in a management structure

Part of the book series: Tilburg Studies on Economics ((TIEC,volume 6))

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Planning consumes time. Getting ahead of a formal definition we shall employ the clause‘term of a module’ for the time interval needed to reach a feasible decision for a module.

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  1. Social Sciences and Law, Tilburg School of Economics, The Netherlands

    G. C. Nielen (Professor of Informatics)

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© 1972 Universitaire Pers Rotterdam

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Nielen, G.C. (1972). The time element. In: Information systems in a management structure. Tilburg Studies on Economics, vol 6. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-9845-5_3

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