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Logistics: Principles and Applications
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Langford, John W.
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Logistics: Principles and Applications
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: McGraw-Hill Education, 2007.
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Logistics: Principles and Applications
Authors:
John W. Langford
Published:
2007
ISBN:
9780071661805 007147224X
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Book Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part 1 Logistics Systems Engineering
Chapter 1. Logistics Statistics
Overview
Exponential Notation
Factorials
Combinatorial Analysis
Logarithms
Principles of Probability
Bayes’Theorem
Chapter 2. Reliability
Overview
Principles of Reliability
System Life Cycle Reliability
Trade-Off of Key Performance Parameters within Specified Reliability Targets
Chapter 3. Maintainability
Overview
Corrective Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
Logistics Delay
Aggregate Maintainability Indicators
Chapter 4. Availability
Overview
Inherent Availability
Achieved Availability
Operational Availability
Chapter 5. Quality Assurance
Overview
Applicability of Statistically Based Quality Control
Inspection
Quality Control Procedures
Operating Characteristics (OC) Curves
Methodology for Construction of Operating Characteristics (OC) Curve
Total Quality Management (TQM)
Binomial and Poisson Distribution Applied to Quality Control
Appendix: Use of Sample Planning Tables
Chapter 6. Human Factors Engineering
General
Human-Machine Systems
Anthropometry
Human Work Space
HFE Environmental Considerations
Relative Capabilities: Humans versus Machines
Chapter 7. Safety Engineering
General
Corporate Policies and Procedures
Design Safety
Hazards Analysis
Product Development and Production
Consumer Safety
Product Liability and Safety
Part 2 Acquisition and Production
Chapter 8. Contracting
Overview
Terms of Reference
Role of Procurement within the Organization
Procurement Cycle
Structure of Contractual Instruments
Types of Contracts and Forms of Application
Special Purchase Agreements
Chapter 9. Critical-Path Analysis
Program Evaluation Review Technique (PERT)
Critical-Path Method (CPM)
Relative Merits of PERT and CPM
Chapter 10. Work Breakdown Structure
General
Project Summary WBS
Contract WBS
Development of Cost Work Breakdown Structure
Chapter 11. Learning Curve
General
Types of Learning Curve Functions
Learning Curve from the Mathematical Perspective
Cumulative Effects of Learning Curve Factors
Comparison of Unit-Cost Learning Curve and Cumulative-Average-Unit-Cost-Learning Curve Trends
Derivation of Unit Cost Learning Curve Factor (S) from Scatter Plot Data
Chapter 12. Financial Analysis
General
Time-Value Analysis
Effective Interest Rate Analysis
Cost Gradient
Chapter 13. Depreciation of Assets
General
Depreciation Methods
Computation of Depreciation Schedules
Applicability of Depreciation to Life-Cycle Costing
Chapter 14. Life-Cycle Cost Analysis
General
Principles of Life-Cycle Cost Analysis
Categories of LCC Analysis
Elements of Life Cycle Cost
Representative LCC Scenarios
Chapter 15. Performance-Based Systems Engineering
General
Designation of Key Performance Parameters (KPPs)
Specification of the Individual KPP Threshold and Objective Values
Prioritization of the KPPs Based on Relative Essentiality
Definition of the Individual KPP Allocated Cost Factors
Construction of KPP-Incentive Tableau
Development of Incentive Fee Ranges for Individual KPPs
Allocation of Human Resources for Individual KPPs
Order of Importance of the Key Performance Parameters
Highlights of Contract for Performance-Based Systems Engineering Description of the System
Statement of Work
Special Provisions
Schedule of Performance Metrics
Evaluation of Contractor’s Technical Performance
Evaluation of Incentives Authorized Based on Achieved KPP Levels
Cost Performance Evaluation Determined by Contracting Officer
Computation of KPP Incentives Plus Base Fee
Benefit of Incentivized Program for Long-Term Logistics System Support Costs
Part 3 Logistics Systems Management and Operations
Chapter 16. Logistics Facilities
General
Purpose of Facility
Principle of Locational Gravitation
Effects of Economic Factors on Location
Sociopolitical Criteria
Chapter 17. Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation
General
Packaging
Materials Handling
Warehousing and Storage
Transportation
The Surface Transportation Board
Prominent Aspects of STB Oversight Responsibility
Federal Maritime Commission
Federal Transportation Safety Regulators
Utilization of Automated Logistics Information Technology
Overview of the RFID System
Chapter 18. Inventory Management
Overview
Reasons for Inventory
Characteristics of Inventory
Inventory Program Management
Inventory Support of Production Operations
Quantitative Applications to Inventory Management
Economic Implications of Inventory
Chapter 19. Personnel Management
Overview
Corporate Mission
Logistics Mission
Development of Logistics Human Resources
Management of Human Resources
Chapter 20. Logistics Technical Documentation
Overview
Specifications
Engineering Drawings
Installation Drawings
Computer Aided Design
Technical Manuals
Chapter 21. Support and Test Equipment
Overview
Purpose of Support and Test Equipment
The Ambiguity Group Concept
Economic Considerations Related to S&TE
Analysis of S&TE Utility
Chapter 22. Embedded Computer Resources
Overview
Influences of Computer Resources on Logistics Engineering
Organization of Computer Software
Software Development Cycle
Reliability of Computer Resources
Hardware and Software Interaction
Quantitative Approach to Evaluating Computer Resources
Chapter 23. Equipment Maintenance
Overview
Maintenance Concept
The Maintenance Hierarchy
Distinguishing Attributes of Maintainability
Activity at the Hierarchal Maintenance Levels
Maintenance Activity Indicators
Screening for Repair or Discard
Maintenance Reporting
Interactive Elements of the Corrective Maintenance System
Chapter 24. Design Interface of Logistics Elements
Overview
System-Level Reliability Analysis and Prediction Methodology
System-Level Maintainability Prediction Based on System Reliability Analysis Factors
Log Normal Analysis
Chapter 25. Logistics Supportability Analysis
General
Purview of Supportability Analysis
Supportability for Military Systems
Supportability Commercial Model
Chapter 26. Configuration Management
General
Configuration Identification
Configuration Control
Configuration Status Accounting
Configuration Audits
Engineering Change Order
Putting CM into Practice
Appendix A Selected References
Appendix B Internet Websites, Logistics Associations, and Sources of Information
Appendix C Crosswalk Guide for Conversion of U.S. Measurement Units to Système International (SI) Measurement Units
Index