Business Planning for Economic Stability

Capacity Planning for e-Business

This paper describes three related, high-level, strategic patterns that deal with the issue of capacity planning for an e-Business facility. The first, "Build-in Redundancy" suggests that extra capacity is needed in Web service provision to account for increases in demand and component downtime. "Overbuild Sucks" then tempers the consequences of redundancy and, finally, "Share Resources Careful...

Relationship between Economic Integration and Business

One of the basic tenets in recent international trade literature is about the effect of trade integration on business cycle synchronization (BCS) among trading countries. The objective of this paper is to explore the main determinants of business cycle synchronization, with emphasis on trade integration. To this end, we have specified two simultaneous regression equations which were estimated b...

Small Business and Economic Development for Nebraska

Business Systems Planning and Business Control Study

in the course of their analyses. Underlying the BSP and BICS analyses are the data management problems that result from systems design approaches that optimize the management of technology at the expense of managing the data. Iri comparing BSP and BICS, jive similarities and five diflerences are selected for discussion, and, finally, the strengths and weaknesses of each methodology are noted. T...

Continuous Planning for Solving Business Process Adaptivity

Process Management Systems (PMSs, aka Workflow Management Systems – WfMSs) are currently more and more used as a supporting tool to coordinate the enactment of processes. In real world scenarios, the environment may change in unexpected ways so as to prevent a process from being successfully carried out. In order to cope with these anomalous situations, a PMS should automatically adapt the proc...