Archive of Past Issues of Engineering Enterprise Winter 2003 the CHAIR Summing Up and Looking Forward 2003: State Of The School Moving Beyond Number One The ISyE Portfolio TLI Logistics, Supply Chain Systems, and Enterprise Transformation EMIL Intel and EMIL Set The Stage For The Future Of Supply Chain Optimization Enterprise Systems: Industrial and Systems Engineering Perspectives Company Transformation: A Case Study of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company Supply Chain Executive Forum Examines the Growing Role of Logistics in Industry Fall 2003 the CHAIR: Security Enterprise Security and IT Security: Asymmetric Warfare Perspectives on Security How ISyE is Addressing U.S. Security Challenges Summer 2003 the CHAIR: Education Computers in the Classroom Make Learning a Game It's Not Pretty, But It's Powerful ISyE Developing New Method of Integrated Learning The New IE: Students Work to Master Communications Skills Spring 2003 Security, Efficiency, and Extended Enterprise Eliminating E-waste: Recycling through Reverse Production Wright Again: IE Alumna Uncovers Details of the History of Flight Before Engineering Enterprise there was Evolving Enterprise. Lionheart Publishing, Inc. is proud to make past issues of Evolving Enterprise available to the World Wide Web. The following issues are currently available for your perusal: February/March 1999 Work Breakdown Structure — You May Not Know It, But You Need It Find out how work breakdown structure (WBS) allows CEOs to see what it takes to meet goals and budgets. Beyond Kanban — Working With Numbers Seiban, the latest Japanese manufacturing technique, follows the work in process from start to finish. Q&A; An interview with the "godfather of flow manufacturing," John Costanza. Winter 1998 What's the SCOR? The Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) explores the crucial issues to forming and maintaining solid supply chain relationships. Virtual Private Networks A discussion on the advantages and drawbacks to of VPNs How to Share Year 2000 (Y2K) Information The "Good Samaritan Act" is a recent law that can assist companies making a good faith effort in sharing information about Year 2000 issues. Fall 1998 Q&A; Editor Tom Inglesby interviews modern business guru and world-renowned author Eli Goldratt. Everybody's Got a Theory Will Goldratt's Theory of Constraints turn out to be the key component to 21st century manufacturing solutions? Not everyone thinks so. Profibus Takes on the World & Wins — Maybe Has Profibus really won the "fieldbus war" or is something else waiting in the wings? Summer 1998 Smoothing the Bumps with Workflow Find out why "workflow" is more than just a buzzword Q&A; Author Masaaki Imai takes aim at improving quality while reducing cost in his latest book, "Gemba Kaizen." Quantum Leap Forward Establishing your company as an industry leader requires accurate, timely information resources. Spring 1998 Data Warehousing Learn how a business information crisis of global proportions led to the adoption of specialized database software. ERP: The Great Equalizer Mid-sized manufacturers into international powerhouses by effectively managing and integrating information. Time to Market Digital prototyping and product visualization are revolutionizing the way that products are designed and introduced into the marketplace. Evolving Enterprise Copyright © 2020 by Lionheart Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Web Site © Copyright 2020 by Lionheart Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Lionheart Publishing, Inc. 34 Hillside Ave Phone: +44 23 8110 3411 | E-mail: Web: www.lionheartpub.com ISyE / Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 30332-0205 | Web: www.isye.gatech.edu #