Fatigue crack formation in bicrystals of lead

Snowden, K. U.

doi:10.1080/14786436608244772

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“…For these purposes, the abovementioned specific type of information systems -early warning systems -should be developed. They would have to be able to provide a full and adequate view on the critical features of the environment, and should adapt to the changing environment and its context without losing their adequacy (Cohen, 2000;Ferguson et al, 2005;Snowden, Boone, 2007).…”

Section: The Information Environment Of Monitoring and Early Warningmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management Decision Supportby Using Early Warning Environments

Žilinskas¹,

Skyrius²

2009

ECO

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Successful activities in a dynamic environment of today's economy largely depend on the skills to have an adequate view of activity environment and its changes. The information activities of business decision makers relate their subjective potential of environment assessment and problem solving to the systems of environment monitoring and early warning, whose relevance is of expressed in various activities both at micro and macro levels. The paper discusses the features of the bank deposit insurance system in the Republic of Lithuania, its information needs and the role of early warning systems in its activities. Also, the paper examines a prototype of an early warning system in the Deposit Insurance Scheme of the Republic of Lithuania and the conditions for its application. There are specific groups of decision-important information and relations between their estimates. The proposed way of applying a composite set of decision criteria can be transferred to similar systems in other fields of activity.

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Section: The Information Environment Of Monitoring and Early Warningmentioning

confidence: 99%