Elements of operational research

By:

Wilkes, F. M

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Singapore: McGraw Hill; c1987.Description: xv, 343pISBN:

0070991863

DDC classification:

519.7 WIL

Summary: This foundational text introduces the principles and methodologies of operational research, emphasizing its role in decision-making and problem-solving within complex systems. Wilkes presents key techniques such as linear programming, simulation, queuing theory, and inventory control, with practical examples to illustrate their application in real-world scenarios. The book is designed to support students and professionals seeking a structured understanding of how mathematical models can optimize organizational performance.

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Contains bibliography and index.

This foundational text introduces the principles and methodologies of operational research, emphasizing its role in decision-making and problem-solving within complex systems. Wilkes presents key techniques such as linear programming, simulation, queuing theory, and inventory control, with practical examples to illustrate their application in real-world scenarios. The book is designed to support students and professionals seeking a structured understanding of how mathematical models can optimize organizational performance.

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