Cable & Moore, 318
Cafe du Donut marginal analysis, 210–211
CALEB Technologies, 369
Calling population, 429, 430
Canadian Men’s Curling Championships, 39
Capital budgeting 0–1 (binary) variables, 364–365
Carnegie-Mellon University, 369
Carrying costs, 187, 189, 200
cost of capital, 188
insurance, 188
obsolescence, 188
salaries/wages for warehouse employees, 188
spoilage, 188
taxes, 188
theft, 188
warehouse costs, 188
Causal models, 148
Causation, 134
c-charts, 539–541
and Excel QM, 540–541
and Red Top Cab Company, 540
CELM. See Customer Equity Loyalty Management (CELM)
Centered moving averages (CMA), 166–167
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 433
Central limit theorem, 533
Central planning engine (CPE), 363
Central tendency of distribution, 32
Challenger space shuttle, 63
Charnes, A., 324, 368
Chase Manhattan Bank, 318
Clarizen software, 410
Classical method, of objective probability, 22–23
Cloud-based work environment, 395
CMA. See Centered moving averages (CMA)
Coefficient of correlation, 116–117
Coefficient of determination, 116, 122
Coefficient of realism, 67, 74
Collectively exhaustive events, 23–24, 32, 502
Collectively exhaustive states, 502
Collinearity, 131
Communities of practice (CoPs), 320
Complete enumeration,
Complex queuing models, 446
Components and material structure tree, 215–216
Computational algorithm, 369
Computer
software and regression, 122–126
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Computer languages and simulation, 462
Computers, 237
quantitative analysis role, –12
simulation, 446, 484–485
Conditional probabilities and decision trees, 78, 85
Conditional probability, 25, 26, 28, 78, 504
Conditional values, 64
Conflicting constraints, 261
Conflicting viewpoints in defining problems, 12–13
Constant service time model, 442–443
Constraints, 238, 239, 409
binding and nonbinding, 251
crash time, 408
dual price, 270
equations, 249
graphical representation, 241–245
greater-than-or-equal-to, 250–251
inequality, 242
left-hand side, 251
less-than-or-equal-to, 250–251
nonbinding, 251
redundant, 262–263
right-hand side, 251
right-hand-side values, 264, 269–271
solution points that satisfy, 242–243
transportation problems, 322
Consumer market survey, 148
Continental Airlines CrewSolver system, 369
Continuous probability distribution, 32
and continuous random variables, 34–35
Continuous random variables, 31, 34–35
Control charts, 530
attributes, 537–541
building, 531
c-charts, 539–541
defects, 539–540
patterns to look for, 531
QM for Windows, 547–548
R-chart, 532, 535, 537
variables, 532–537
x¯-chart (x-bar chart), 532–537
Controllable inputs, 472
Controllable variables,
Cooper, W. W., 324, 368
Corner point method, 248–250, 258–259
Corporate operating system simulation, 484–485
Correlation, 134
Cost analysis simulation, 481–484
Cost data, 400
Cost parameters,
Costs
fixed, , , 11, 18
planning and scheduling project costs, 400–403
project, 400–404
service, 428
single-channel queuing model, 436–438
variable, , , 11
waiting lines, 428
CPM. See Critical path method (CPM)
Crashing, 405–409
Crash time, 405
CrewSolver system, 369
Criterion of realism, 67
Critical activities, 395
Critical path, 388, 392–395
Critical path method (CPM), 387–393
Crosby, Philip, 530
Crystal Ball, 485
CSX Transportation Inc. optimization models,
Cumulative probability distribution, 465, 472
Curling champions, probability assessments of, 39
Current state to future state, 504
Customer Equity Loyalty Management (CELM), 509
Cyclical (C) component of time-series, 150