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Number 3 The following table of contents lists articles in the June 1998 print edition of OR/MS Today. You may follow any of the linked titles to read those items in their entirety. For quick navigation you may jump directly to any of the following sections: |
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Features
- Bad Blood
- By Edward Kaplan
- Fearing HIV and other infections, Israel discards blood donations from Ethiopian immigrants, touching off a storm of protest. Was the decision justified?
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- SABRE Soars
- By Thomas M. Cook
- Call to glory: The high-flying SABRE Group boldly refutes the notion that operations research is a dying profession.
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- Patron Saint of OR
- By Arnold Barnett
- Few could match American Airlines CEO Robert Crandall's understanding of modeling, optimization and constraints.
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- Digging for Better Business Decisions
- By Pavel Brusilovskiy and Robert Hernandez
- Data mining has been widely touted as the ideal tool for uncovering crucial information, but it is not an automatic process.
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- Computing
- Nonlinear Programming
- Computing
- By Stephen G. Nash
- Despite some drawbacks, the "all of the above" of optimization models fills an important role.
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- Software Survey: NLP
- Side-by-side comparison of 39 nonlinear programming software packages, including performance and pricing information.
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- Software Review: Forecast Pro
- By Anthony E. Bopp
- Expert Systems forecasting package offers several attractive features.
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