References
- N.A BAKKE and R HELLBERG Relevance lost? A critical discussion of different cost accounting principles in connection with decision making for both short and long term production scheduling To be published this year in The International Journal of Production Economics. , 1991 , Originally presented at the Sixth international seminar on production economics, Innsbruck 1990
- N.A BAKKE and F NYHUIS Unpublished article 1990 , GTT
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- FRIEDHELM NYHUIS worked from 1978-87 as research fellow at IFA, University of Hannover. At IFA he directed a number of larger research projects within the fields of production control and manufacturing organization. In 1987 he left the University and grounded GTT, which he has been leading as managing director. GTT concentrates its activities within the areas of production planning and control and general logistics, developing new planning and controlling methods and doing consultancy internationally within these fields. Mr Nyhuis has written numerous articles and research reports within the areas of production planning and control, manufacturing organization and set-up time reduction.
- NILS BAKKE worked from 1984-86 as research fellow at FAFO (institute of applied research in Oslo, Norway). At FAFO he conducted projects within the fields of strategical planning, manufacturing organization and industrial relations. During the years 1986-89 Mr. Bakke worked as research fellow at Norwegian School of Management within the departments of business logistics and applied informatics. In 1988 he had a four-month stay as guest researcher at Fraunhofer Institut für Arbeitswirtschaft and Organisation, Stuttgart. During the period 1989-90 Mr Bakke worked as management consultant within the fields of strategical planning and logistics. Since October 1990 he has been director of consultancy, GTT. Mr Bakke is co-author of four books and numerous articles within the fields of strategical planning, manufacturing organization and logistics (including production planning and control).