FINANCIAL JUSTIFICATION OF ROBOTICS IN MULTI-MACHINE SYSTEMS.

Nallan C. Suresh

FINANCIAL JUSTIFICATION OF ROBOTICS IN MULTI-MACHINE SYSTEMS.

Nallan C. Suresh

Operations Management and Strategy

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Abstract

Financial justification issues for robotic multi-machine systems are addressed. Compared to stand-alone robots, where effects are mostly substitutional, cellular manufacturing contexts using robots require different procedures for justification. An assessment of conventional capital budgeting procedures (in the light of the characteristics of integrated systems) is undertaken. Costs, benefits, quantification, and special methods for justification are discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication Title
Publisher	Robotics Int of SME
Pages	17. 1-17. 15
ISBN (Print)	0872631893
State	Published - 1985

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