Dieter B. Preßmar – författare

Das erfolgreichste Standardsoftware-Paket ist derzeit R/3 der SAP AG. Das Buch zeigt aktuel-le Weiterentwicklungen dieser Software auf, neue Einsatzpotentiale sowie Einfuhrungsstrate-gien. Zielsetzung ist die Anpassung bestehender Installationen an neue Moglichkeiten und Einsatzbereiche der Software sowie die Optimierung geplanter Einfuhrungsprojekte. Der Sammelband umfasst im ersten Teil aktuelle Entwicklungen wie die Komponententechnologie, Branchenlosungen sowie Internet-basierte Geschaftsprozesse. Im zweiten Teil werden Strategien zur Einfuhrung, zum Customizing und zur Adaption von SAP R/3 aufgezeigt. Anwenderbereiche vertiefen diese im dritte Teil anhand von konkreten Einfuhrungsprojekten. Der vierte Teil zeigt, wie SAP R/3 fur die Ausbildung von Studierenden eingesetzt werden kann. Verzeichnis: Das erfolgreichste Standardsoftware-Paket ist derzeit R/3 der SAP AG. Das Buch zeigt aktuelle Weiterentwicklungen dieser Software auf, neue Einsatzpotentiale sowie Einfuhrungsstrategien. Zielsetzung ist die Anpassung bestehender Installationen an neue Moglichkeiten und Einsatzbereiche der Software sowie die Optimierung geplanter Einfuhrungsprojekte.

This special volume contains the Proceedings of a Workshop on "Parallel Algorithms and Transputers for Optimization" which was held at the University of Siegen, on November 9, 1990. The purpose of the Workshop was to bring together those doing research on 2.lgorithms for parallel and distributed optimization and those representatives from industry and business who have an increasing demand for computing power and who may be the potential users of nonsequential approaches. In contrast to many other conferences, especially North-American, on parallel processing and supercomputers the main focus of the contributions and discussion was "problem oriented". This view reflects the following philosophy: How can the existing computing infrastructure (PC's, workstations, local area networks) of an institution or a company be used for parallel and/or distributed problem solution in optimization. This volume of the LECfURE NOTES ON ECONOMICS AND MA THEMA TICAL SYSTEMS contains most of the papers presented at the workshop, plus some additional invited papers covering other important topics related to this workshop. The papers appear here grouped according to four general areas. (1) Solution of optimization problems using massive parallel systems (data parallelism). The authors of these papers are: Lootsma; Gehne. (II) Solution of optimization problems using coarse-grained parallel approaches on multiprocessor systems (control parallelism). The authors of these papers are: Bierwirth, Mattfeld, and Stoppler; Schwartz; Boden, Gehne, and Grauer; and Taudes and Netousek.

This special volume contains the Proceedings of a Workshop on "Parallel Algorithms and Transputers for Optimization" which was held at the University of Siegen, on November 9, 1990. The purpose of the Workshop was to bring together those doing research on 2.lgorithms for parallel and distributed optimization and those representatives from industry and business who have an increasing demand for computing power and who may be the potential users of nonsequential approaches. In contrast to many other conferences, especially North-American, on parallel processing and supercomputers the main focus of the contributions and discussion was "problem oriented". This view reflects the following philosophy: How can the existing computing infrastructure (PC''s, workstations, local area networks) of an institution or a company be used for parallel and/or distributed problem solution in optimization. This volume of the LECfURE NOTES ON ECONOMICS AND MA THEMA TICAL SYSTEMS contains most of the papers presented at the workshop, plus some additional invited papers covering other important topics related to this workshop. The papers appear here grouped according to four general areas. (1) Solution of optimization problems using massive parallel systems (data parallelism). The authors of these papers are: Lootsma; Gehne. (II) Solution of optimization problems using coarse-grained parallel approaches on multiprocessor systems (control parallelism). The authors of these papers are: Bierwirth, Mattfeld, and Stoppler; Schwartz; Boden, Gehne, and Grauer; and Taudes and Netousek.