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AUC IURIDICA, Vol 14 No 1 (1967), 75–81
ArticleNávrh exaktního modelu plánování a řízení se zpětnou vazbou
[Proposal of Exact Pattern of Planning and Direction with a View to Reciprocal Liaision]
Jaroslav Morávek, Vladimír Vrecion
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/23366478.2025.781
published online: 10. 02. 2021
abstract
We do propose in this article the exact pattern of planning and direction together with an effective application of the reciprocal liaision in respect both of the actual realization of processes and their projects. In terms of this pattern the conditions for the determination of the best variants of the respective, directed processes are formulated. The complicate processes need be divided in partial operations, linked one to another, which are necessary for the achievement of the aims of the process. As for the partial operations, the explicit functions determining the time dependence of the partial operation on the time within which the preceding operations have run through must be affiliated – in an accurate manner and on the basis of a good knowledge of the actual course of the process – with such partial operations. The pattern thus compiled is more general than those like CPM, PERT and patterns governing decision processes as it also describes the reciprocal liaision. The method which will result from the volume of processing, and which could be effectuated by means of automatic calculators, might be combined with the methods of optimation the financial costs incurring in connection with the complicate processes of direction and planning.
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