Engineering processes in the wake of a catastrophe.
Date Submitted: 12/17/2002 16:01:14
Category: / Science & Technology / Engineering
Length: 5 pages (1403 words)
Category: / Science & Technology / Engineering
Length: 5 pages (1403 words)
While the events of September 11 are causing all Americans, and most of the western world, to rethink their lives and actions as they strive to return to a life with some semblance of normalcy, we must realize that any attempt to regain that normalcy cannot just take place on a superficial level, but must go to the core of how business is conducted. For the Industrial Engineer, the problems faced are deep and profound, as …
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