Planners and schedulers are responsible for developing and adapting plans within a dynamic, uncertain environment. Whereas past planning research has mainly been focused on developing solution techniques for specific planning problems, in this thesis an alternative, organizational, approach to operational planning is adopted. The thesis includes five empirical studies discussing the results from surveys, case studies, and laboratory experiments. Study 1 shows that to manage planning performance, firms do not only use measures related to the quality of the plan (the planning product), but also use measures related to the performance of the planning process. Process performance measures are dominant in planning situations characterized by a ...
Autonomous agents usually plan their actions. Sometimes agents can benefit from cooperation, and som...
Abstract: With global markets and global competition, pressures are placed on manufacturing organiza...
Although treatises on planning published since the 1960s show that alternative paradigms have domina...
Planning and scheduling significantly influence organizational performance, but literature that pays...
The value of strategic planning is subject to discussion. On the one hand, it can be argued that str...
Purpose: This paper aims to examine how managers use planning meetings to coordinate their actions i...
Planning in organizations is for all times. Coordination of organizational activities is needed not ...
Abstract The aim of this article is to contribute empirically to the theory development on planning ...
textabstractPlanning technology by itself is not sufficient to improve planning performance. What ar...
AbstractIn most real-world reasoning problems, planning and scheduling phases are loosely coupled. F...
Fundamentele onzekerheden in ruimtelijke ontwikkelingsprocessen vormen een uitdaging voor planologen...
The present paper examines the mechanisms underlying organizational planning. Several perspectives o...
De studie van Tom van der Meulen is een (meta)-analyse van de verhouding tussen denken en doen, tuss...
This study linked the management activity of planning with Alexander et al.’s (1977) concept of patt...
This paper addresses the process of event handling and rescheduling in manufacturing practice. Firms...
Autonomous agents usually plan their actions. Sometimes agents can benefit from cooperation, and som...
Abstract: With global markets and global competition, pressures are placed on manufacturing organiza...
Although treatises on planning published since the 1960s show that alternative paradigms have domina...
Planning and scheduling significantly influence organizational performance, but literature that pays...
The value of strategic planning is subject to discussion. On the one hand, it can be argued that str...
Purpose: This paper aims to examine how managers use planning meetings to coordinate their actions i...
Planning in organizations is for all times. Coordination of organizational activities is needed not ...
Abstract The aim of this article is to contribute empirically to the theory development on planning ...
textabstractPlanning technology by itself is not sufficient to improve planning performance. What ar...
AbstractIn most real-world reasoning problems, planning and scheduling phases are loosely coupled. F...
Fundamentele onzekerheden in ruimtelijke ontwikkelingsprocessen vormen een uitdaging voor planologen...
The present paper examines the mechanisms underlying organizational planning. Several perspectives o...
De studie van Tom van der Meulen is een (meta)-analyse van de verhouding tussen denken en doen, tuss...
This study linked the management activity of planning with Alexander et al.’s (1977) concept of patt...
This paper addresses the process of event handling and rescheduling in manufacturing practice. Firms...
Autonomous agents usually plan their actions. Sometimes agents can benefit from cooperation, and som...
Abstract: With global markets and global competition, pressures are placed on manufacturing organiza...
Although treatises on planning published since the 1960s show that alternative paradigms have domina...