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Failure demand
Failure demand is a systems concept used in service organisations first discovered and articulated by Professor John Seddon as 'demand caused by a…
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2015
2015
Why do public services fail? : A service logic study of failure demand
Martin Fransson
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Johan Quist
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Per Skålén
2015
Corpus ID: 168308030
2013
2013
Failure demand analysis technique for optimizing design reliability
S. Glenn
Proceedings Annual Reliability and…
2013
Corpus ID: 23108336
Reliability Engineering is a complex discipline in and of itself. The numeric implications are many times difficult to model in…
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2011
2011
Failure demand at telefonbanken, SEB
J. Wallenius
2011
Corpus ID: 166683829
2008
2008
An Exploratory Research Study: Operationalizing the Measurement of Failure Demand in Customer Service
R. Teehan
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Walter Tucker
2008
Corpus ID: 167388907
Category: Exploratory Research, Case Study Purpose: The purpose of this research is to test a simple model designed to measure…
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1995
1995
Die Analgosedierung von Patienten mit Sepsissyndrom
H. Adams
1995
Corpus ID: 78955494
Aims and pathophysiology. Intensive care patients are exposed to a number of noxious stimuli. They require individual analgesia…
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