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Preface
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Overview
The method of information precedence analysis had a fundamental property which makes it a very efficient tool: it is complete in a certain sense. An information system for management control has the purpose of making integrated management possible.
Theorem
Propostion 1
Corollary
Proposition 2
Theorem 1
Each information set in a management information system must be a precedent (of some order) of at least one operation station.[1]
Theorem 2
Completeness theorem. Each and all relevant information sets in a management information system can be determined, and defined, by an information precedence analysis which starts at every operating station.
Discussion
Notes
- ↑ We are talking here of operations management. Strategic[al] planning systems, for instance, do not satisfy Proposition 1. Hence the theorems 1 and 2 do not hold for such systems.
