S. Goel

University of Manitoba

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C. R. Bector

University of Manitoba

Yash P. Gupta

Southern California University for Professional Studies

Y.P. Gupta

Dalhousie University

Doug Strong

University of Manitoba

N.L. Richards

Sheffield Hallam University

A. K. Vasisht

Sandeep Kumar

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology Jalandhar

Nikunj Goel

University of Pittsburgh

Naomi Richards

University of Glasgow

Nupur Goel

ICARE Eye Hospital & Postgraduate Institute

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University of Manitoba

Dalhousie University

University of Delhi

Sheffield Hallam University

University of Florida

University of Derby

Coventry (United Kingdom)

British Steel (United Kingdom)

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology Jalandhar

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management

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Optimal ordering quantity for announced price increases

International Journal of Systems Science (1989)

Yash P. Gupta S. Goel

In this note, we deal with a problem of determining an optimal order quantity when a buyer is provided with an opportunity to place a special order for additional stock before an announced price increase takes effect.

Stock (firearms)

10.1080/00207728908910313

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A Simulation-based Method for the Process to Allow Continuous Tracking of Quality, Cost, and Time

SIMULATION (2002)

S. Goel Doug Strong N.L. Richards Nikunj Goel

A simulation-based methodology is developed for continuously tracking and analyzing the quality of product, associated cost, and time during the manufacturing process. In particular, the metal-to-metal bonding process related to the prefit stage is selected for the study, in which required mating conditions for detail parts that make up the bonded assembly are critical. Finally, the results of the model allow the optimal condition to the supply-chain network and identification of problems that affect the quality and productivity of manufactured goods in a factory on a continuous basis.

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10.1177/0037549702078005562

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Effects of inflation on generalized economic order quantities

International Journal of Systems Science (1990)

S. Goel Y.P. Gupta C. R. Bector

ABSTRACT The effect of inflation on a generalized economic order quantity model from the buyer's and the vendor's perspectives is analysed. The model is examined using two pricing policies given by Buzacott (1975) under three scenarios given by Lee and Rosenblatt (1986) and assumptions provided by Subramanyam and Kumaraswamey (1981).

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10.1080/00207729008910577

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Impact of inflation on economic quantity discount schedules to increase vendor profits

International Journal of Systems Science (1991)

S. Goel Y.P. Gupta C. R. Bector

In this paper we develop and analyse an inventory control vendor model in terms of an economic quantity discount (EQD) schedule under the effect of inflation. A multi item EQD model is proposed under several constraints such as floor soace and total number of orders. The optimal supply quantity and optimal discount schedule that the supplier can adopt under inflationary conditions is determined.

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Fuzzy sets in urban design

International Journal of Systems Science (1994)

Sandeep Kumar S. Goel

Abstract Urban design review has traditionally been fraught with allegations of subjectivity. While reviewers strive to ensure projects that are in the best interests of the community, the mechanisms for and language of evaluation are often arbitrary and inconsistent. With any evaluation process, the more objective and standardized the assessment instruments are, the more assurance is afforded by the community. The proposed 'urban design assessment model' is one mechanism based on the mathematical concepts of fuzzy set theory that attempts to address this problem, while assuming a role as a tool to complement rather than supplant existing mechanisms of review. The paper is presented in four parts. The first part is the introduction to the paper. The second part briefly explains the term 'urban design' and the different approaches to urban design review. The third part describes the proposed urban design assessment model. This section also discusses the basic concept of the fuzzy set and explains the model through an example. In the fourth part, the conclusion of the paper, the strengths and weaknesses of the proposed model are examined Additional informationNotes on contributorsSANDEEP KUMAR Currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, U.S.A.

10.1080/00207729408949309

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A simulation-based method for the process to allow continuous tracking of quality, cost and time

Quality Engineering (2003)

S. Goel Doug Strong Naomi Richards Nupur Goel

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A simulation approach to track quality, cost and time during the manufacture of metal bonded assemblies

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Numerical taxonomy in analysing regional variations with reference to multiple agro-economic parameters.

INDIAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS (1990)

S. Goel A. K. Vasisht

Numerical taxonomy

10.22004/ag.econ.272436

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Quantity discount model to increase vendor's profits and decrease buyer's costs

International Journal of Systems Science (1989)

S. Goel Yash P. Gupta C. R. Bector

A generalized optimal quantity discount is developed which minimizes the buyer's costs and maximizes the vendor's profit. Through the dual variable, a relationship is established between vendor and buyer models, and related pricing schemes are developed.

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10.1080/00207728908910312

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