Output 2005
Research articles in refereed specialist journals
South African Journal of Industrial Engineering/ Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Bedryfsingenieurswese
Article Title
Fourie LJ, Pretorius PJ: 2005. A call for the radical restructuring of the mini-bus taxi industry in South Africa. 16 (1) / May, pp 1-11.
Grobbelaar SS, Buys AJ: 2005. A conceptual systems dynamics model of research and development activities in South Africa. 16 (2) / Nov, pp 103-122.
Brent AC, Labuschagne C: 2005. A review of operational research and mathematical methods for environmental management applications in industry. 16 (1) / May, pp 55-67.
Fricke MR, Visser JK: 2005. A telecommunications development framework for telecommunications operators in the SADC. 16 (1) / May, pp 13-28.
Macmillan S, Pretorius PJ: 2005. Back to basics - A systems approach to better decision making. 16 (1) / May, pp 69-82.
Tlale NS: 2005. Distributed control architecture of an omni-directional autonomous guided vehicle. 16 (2), pp 159-174.
Van Dyk PJS, Strasheim JJ, van Schoor CdeW: 2005. Integrated automotive manufacturing supply. 16 (2), pp 25-42.
Viljoen PJ: 2005. Management accounting for a portfolio of projects to support organisational value maximisation. 16 (2) / Nov, pp 57-67.
Yadavalli VSS, Bekker A: 2005. Stochastic model for common cause failures and human error. 16 (1), pp 41-53.
Kalenga CE, Brent AC: 2005. Strategic change in procurement orientatin in the South African automotive industry: A case stuey. 16 (2) / Nov, pp 43-56.
Stark VA, van Schoor CdeW, Strasheim JJ: 2005. Supply planning in the South African automotive industry. 16 (2), pp 1-24.
Lubbe AJ: 2005. The development and evaluation of a prototype cell phone controlled robotic system. 16 (2) / Nov, pp 175-184.
Pieterse E, Pretorius MW: 2005. The development of an intenal technology strategy assessment framework within the service sector utilising Total Quality Management principles. 16 (2) / Nov, pp 143-157.
Joubert W, Cruywagen JHH, Basson GAJ: 2005. Will the implementation of a total quality management system benefit South African construction companies?. 16 (1) / May, pp 29-40.
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