L'objectif de cette recherche est d'établir l'existence d'un lien entre le design du système de contrôle de gestion, implémenté pour son propre compte par un propriétaire-dirigeant de petite entreprise, et les variables de sa trajectoire. Le design du système de contrôle de gestion doit être compris au sens non seulement des outils le composant, mais aussi du contexte dans lequel ils sont mis en œuvre, c'est-à-dire l'ensemble des techniques de management qui ont cours dans l'entreprise. La trajectoire du dirigeant est composée des variables relatives à son itinéraire socioprofessionnel, à sa personnalité, à ses aptitudes entrepreneuriales et à sa projection vers l'avenir.Les études de cas concernent des petites entreprises indépendantes du secteur de l'agencement, dans le Grand-Est, dont le dirigeant est propriétaire.Il résulte que c'est principalement de la variable-clé « logique poursuivie par le dirigeant » dont dépend l'ensemble des correspondances constatées entre le design du système de contrôle de gestion et les variables de la trajectoire. Il est aussi démontré que le système de contrôle de gestion est présent selon une temporalité dépendante du niveau de réflexion ‘stratégique' du dirigeant. / The aim of this research is to establish the existence of a link between the design of the system of management control, set up by the owner-manager of the small firm itself and the variables of his trajectory.The design of the system of management control must be considered not only in the sense of the tools composing it, but also within the context of development, comprising firm's management techniques. The trajectory of the manager is represented by the variables of his social and occupational background, his personality and entrepreneurial skills, but also his prospective capacity.Case study methodology was applied to small independent firms of the area of inside layout, from the East of France, owned by the manager itself.Results show that the key-variable, the logic followed by the manager, fosters all the correlations between the design of the system of management control and the variables of the trajectory. Moreover, the system of management control exists as a function of the temporality - depending on the level of 'strategic ' thinking characterizing the manager.

This diploma thesis focuces on a analysis of business process, which controls storage and on solution suggestions which is written down in the analysis part. This thesis was made in a medium-sized business in which this draft will help for better control over storage prcess and inventory.

abstract: This dissertation presents the development of structural health monitoring and prognostic health management methodologies for complex structures and systems in the field of mechanical engineering. To overcome various challenges historically associated with complex structures and systems such as complicated sensing mechanisms, noisy information, and large-size datasets, a hybrid monitoring framework comprising of solid mechanics concepts and data mining technologies is developed. In such a framework, the solid mechanics simulations provide additional intuitions to data mining techniques reducing the dependence of accuracy on the training set, while the data mining approaches fuse and interpret information from the targeted system enabling the capability for real-time monitoring with efficient computation. In the case of structural health monitoring, ultrasonic guided waves are utilized for damage identification and localization in complex composite structures. Signal processing and data mining techniques are integrated into the damage localization framework, and the converted wave modes, which are induced by the thickness variation due to the presence of delamination, are used as damage indicators. This framework has been validated through experiments and has shown sufficient accuracy in locating delamination in X-COR sandwich composites without the need of baseline information. Besides the localization of internal damage, the Gaussian process machine learning technique is integrated with finite element method as an online-offline prediction model to predict crack propagation with overloads under biaxial loading conditions; such a probabilistic prognosis model, with limited number of training examples, has shown increased accuracy over state-of-the-art techniques in predicting crack retardation behaviors induced by overloads. In the case of system level management, a monitoring framework built using a multivariate Gaussian model as basis is developed to evaluate the anomalous condition of commercial aircrafts. This method has been validated using commercial airline data and has shown high sensitivity to variations in aircraft dynamics and pilot operations. Moreover, this framework was also tested on simulated aircraft faults and its feasibility for real-time monitoring was demonstrated with sufficient computation efficiency. This research is expected to serve as a practical addition to the existing literature while possessing the potential to be adopted in realistic engineering applications. / Dissertation/Thesis / Doctoral Dissertation Mechanical Engineering 2019

In this thesis, an information system is designed and developed for engineer-to-order organizations to improve the traditional Bill-of-Material by handling variants of products and components efficiently. A database is developed to store the related information about inventories and configuration management in an effective way. The improved Bill-of-Material provides a common structure to access stored information for material management purposes. A model, based on network, is presented and included into the system for calculating time required to produce components and to make subassemblies or assemblies with the current inventory levels. The system is applied to T&Uuml / BiTAK-SAGE, which is an engineer-to-order organization carrying out Research and Development projects for Defense Industry.

Thesis (Ph.D.) -- University of Western Sydney, 2004. / "Submitted as fulfilling the requirements for the Doctor of Philosophy Degree"-- t.p. "March 2004" Includes bibliographic references.

The analysis of the quality management system and the implementation of the quality management system in the realm of the school system. To propose the methodology of the procedure and practical verification of individual steps of the methodology, including the analysis, if the matter of the quality management is meaningful also in this realm.

This thesis deals with quality management in the selected company. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the quality management system and suggest possible changes. Thesis is focused primarily on training, education and motivation of the employees affecting the quality.

This Thesis focuses on the current issues of environmental protection in industrial enterprises and it presents options and approaches to environmental protection, including the effect on competitiveness. The intention is to summarise problems and justify benefits for the company in terms of continually increasing efficiency and competitiveness. The Thesis is the inspiration for manufacturing enterprises and shows the way how to actively contribute to environmental protection. The conclusions lead to the integration of environmental knowledge and principles of environmental protection into the company strategy.

This master's thesis analyzes the possibilities of implementation of Toyota Production System within Japanese subsidiaries in Czech Republic. It explores the fit between the cultural values of Czech and Japanese management and the values incorporated in the Toyota Production System. In order to conduct the study, 79 companies were contacted, and survey responses from a total of 108 Czech and Japanese employees were collected. Data from the survey show that both Czech and Japanese employees have similar values related to work and neither job satisfaction nor number of conflicts is connected with TPS training. In the conclusion, areas for further research and more detailed elaboration are identified and presented.

This diploma thesis analyses and tries to solve a communication problem found in a roofing company situated in Průhonice nearby Prague. The solution is presented as a web application and new web page. The diploma thesis is constructed as follows: an analysis, the problem description, suggestion of a solution, creating the suggested solution and trial launching. In the end, the thesis evaluates the costs and benefits of the web application and web page.