Equipment replacement under continuous and discontinuous technological change

Rogers, Jennifer L.; Hartman, Joseph C.

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“…Sobal et al, (1998) and Sobal (1999) identified that the production, processing and distribution of food were extensively shaped by modernization. Rogers (2005) investigated the matter within the topic of equipment replacement under continuous technological change. She identified two types of technological advancement which are discontinuous and continuous technological change.…”

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Impact of Technology Advancement on the Malaysian Ethnics Festival Foods and its Foodways

Muhammad

Zahari

Sharif

2018

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This study explores the impact of technology advancement in Malaysian ethnic festival foodways and how it affects the practices of young generations. The informers involved three major ethnics groups (Malays, Chinese and Indian) in Klang Valley, Malaysia. The alteration eases the heavy burden or workload in preparation and consumption of festival food. It introduced the emergence of cooking equipments and new utensils. The traditional equipment used has gradually been overtaken by modern equipment. The preparation festival foods are becoming much faster, effective and efficient. Nevertheless, the alterations explicitly lessen the practices of foodways among the community members particularly the young generations.

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Impact of Technology Advancement on the Malaysian Ethnics Festival Foods and its Foodways

Muhammad

Zahari

Sharif

2018

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“…The authors illustrate an equipment replacement problem in the context of Lean Thinking, showing the relevance of econometric models. Jennifer and Joseph [29] refer to technological change as a motivator for equipment replacement; they say technology develops continuously according to a well-defined function. Natalia and Yuri [38] combine discrete and continuous models in time to show that the replacement time for equipment decreases when the technology is more advanced.…”

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An integrated econometric model for bus replacement and determination of reserve fleet size based on predictive maintenance

Raposo¹,

Farinha²,

Ferreira³

et al. 2017

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“…Rogers and Hartman (2005) refer to technological change as a motivator for equipment replacement. Similarly, by combining discrete and continuous models in time, Hritonenko and Yatsenko (2007) show that the time to replace equipment is less when the technology is increased.…”

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Dimensioning reserve bus fleet using life cycle cost models and condition based/predictive maintenance: a case study

Raposo¹,

Farinha²,

Ferreira³

et al. 2017

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The paper demonstrates the dependence of a fleet reserve of buses on the maintenance policy of the whole fleet, in particular, condition-based maintenance using a motor oil degradation analysis. The paper discusses an approach to evaluate the oil degradation and the prediction of the next value for one relevant oil variable. The methodology to evaluate the reserve fleet is based on bus availability, estimated through the mean time between failures and the mean time to repair ratios. Through the use of econometric models, it is possible to determine the most rational size of the reserve fleet.

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Equipment replacement under continuous and discontinuous technological change

Cited by 41 publications

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Impact of Technology Advancement on the Malaysian Ethnics Festival Foods and its Foodways

Impact of Technology Advancement on the Malaysian Ethnics Festival Foods and its Foodways

An integrated econometric model for bus replacement and determination of reserve fleet size based on predictive maintenance

Dimensioning reserve bus fleet using life cycle cost models and condition based/predictive maintenance: a case study

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