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Journal articles on the topic "Budgets temps – Planification"
Espinosa, Karem, Jairo Humberto Restrepo, and Sandra Rodríguez. "Producción académica en Economía de la Salud en Colombia, 1980-2002." Lecturas de Economía, no. 59 (October 30, 2009): 7–53. http://dx.doi.org/10.17533/udea.le.n59a2698.
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Valax, Marie-Françoise. "Cadre temporel et planification des tâches quotidiennes étude de la structure des plans journaliers chez les agriculteurs." Lille 3 : ANRT, 1986. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb375965702.
Full textTremblay, Elyeth. "Le temps dans les décisions d'organisation du travail d'ateliers : contribution au principe de planification située pour l'aide au pilotage des productions manufacturiéres." Toulouse 2, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998TOU20025.
Full textThis research in ergonomics applies to the control of manufacturing processes. Their complexity assumes that their control is shared by several decision makers. Planning tools have been developped to ensure coherence in decision making. Whilst they work with stock keeping and the handling of technical and commercial data, they prove unsatisfactory for the organisation of work in workshops. For the moment, this problem is being dealt with by working out a complete plan (scheduling of jobs) that has to be followed by the workshop operators, however, due to the situation dynamism, such plans can't be fulfilled. It is therefore necessary to give decision autonomy to the workshop. In order to simultaneously ensure decision coherence and autonomy, we have introduced the concept of situated planning. The idea is that autonomy should be given within a frame via an incomplete plan. The planning tools associated with this concept should be an aid to the managing of this autonomy. Based on this concept, this research focuses on decision autonomy. We deal with the temporal characteristics of events arising from the current situation, these characteristics being taken into account by the workshop in its work organisation. Workshop decisions are analysed on the basis of interviews of workshop heads in work organisation simulation conditions. To perform their task, instead of elaborating a scheduling, the workshop heads conceive such decisions enabling a coarse temporal distribution of the work to be done, some of them depending on me occurrence of specific events. Decisions vary according to the current situation. 90% of them are linked up with events occurring within the workshop or its wide environment (customers, carriers, etc. ). The temporal characteristics of these events are occurrence, duration, order, frequency and temporal location, the latter being the major one. These characteristics depend on the elaborated decision and on the situation. The results raise the question about the way the problem of the work organisation in workshops have been handled up to now and at the same time they show the limits of temporal representation traditionally underlying planning models. At a more pragmatic level, the results lead to a re-thinking over planning decision aids in terms of problem space
Valax, Marie-Françoise. "Cadre temporel et planification des tâches quotidiennes : étude de la structure des plans journaliers chez les agriculteurs." Toulouse 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986TOU20040.
Full textIn mundane task planning, the difficulties inherent in the organization and performance of acts are emphasized by inconstant situation aspect, that can only be partially anticipated. The reduction of cost linked the anticipation and organizing aspects of planification, involve the use of special knowledge structures which direct collecting and processing data. This thesis relates a special structure of time management, "the temporal frame". Its nature and functions are studied from a structural analysis of anticipated plans and from comparison of correspondent anticipated and executed plans. The experimentation is concerned with a natural situation in which the subjects are "free to manage their time" : the daily organization of tasks among farmers. The thirty-seven experimental subjects had to draw up an anticipated time-table for four consecutive days, in two periods of the year. After this, the subjects had to note their real time-table for the same days. This experimental apparatus permitted has shown that the temporal frame, comprising various temporal frame periods represent a time organization model for the subject, partially instantiable by encasing many frames. The temporal frame can be interpreted as series intersperced with "fixed" sequences, which are reserved for pivot tasks (imperative, continuous and limited, they have a strong)
Ben, Moallem Marwa. "Seafaring staff scheduling problem with workload fairness and incompatibility : modeling and resolution." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024STRAD034.
Full textStaff scheduling challenges have been extensively studied in transportation sectors like airlines, railways, and urban buses, yet their application in sea transport remains notably underexplored. This work addresses a seafaring staff scheduling problem inspired by a real case study, where a shipowner operates multiple vessel categories requiring specific skills. The objective is to achieve a fair workload distribution, minimize worker incompatibility, and comply with legal requirements such as mandatory rest periods and shift intervals. The novelty of this work lies in the integration of these multiple objectives and constraints into a Mixed Integer Linear Programming (MILP) model, supported by experimental results that assess the model’s performance under varying parameters. This research demonstrates that the problem is NP-hard, justifying the use of heuristic methods. The heuristic approach, rigorously tested against exact methods, is shown to effectively manage scheduling while adhering to the problem's constraints. Benchmarking results reveal that the heuristic yields near-optimal solutions with significantly reduced computation times, offering a practical decision-support tool for complex maritime staff scheduling
Books on the topic "Budgets temps – Planification"
Savoyat, Bruno. Les secrets de l'efficacité: En faire plus-- en moins de temps. 2nd ed. Paris: Maxima, 2001.
Find full textW, Fisher Charles, and Berliner David C, eds. Perspectives on instructional time. New York: Longman, 1985.
Find full textStalk, George. Competing against time: How timebased competition is reshaping global markets. New York: Free Press, 1990.
Find full textStalk, George. Competing against time: How time-based competition is reshaping global markets. New York: Free Press, 1990.
Find full textStalk, George. Competing Against Time: How Time-Based Competition is Reshaping Global Markets. Free Press, 2003.
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