Article1990

Advanced Manufacturing Technology: Investment Decision Process. Part 2

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Capital Investment and Risk Analysis Management and Optimization Techniques Technology Assessment and Management

Abstract

This article is the second half of a series concerning advanced decisions. Central to the problem of AMT (advanced manufacturing technology) is that investment is uncertainty. Under consideration is a highly expensive innovation, often bringing unprecedented operational routines and organisational impacts. The intangible benefits of AMT are dealt with here, and how to quantify them.

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