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Daily Management (DM) is a structured method that empowers managers and employees to establish a team-based, continuous improvement process. DM focuses on transparency by setting standards and key performance indicators, facilitating performance discussions centred on achievable goals, identifying deviations, and supporting on-site management of the plan-do-check-act cycle. Digital Daily Management takes these principles to the next level by leveraging digital solutions. This book simplifies the process, making it easy to understand and implement.Digital Daily Management: Transforming Data to Improvement covers a pressing issue faced by production companies and provides a comprehensive roadmap for implementing efficient digital daily management. Drawing on extensive research and bolstered by a wealth of real-world examples, including four illuminating case studies from top industry players, this resource also offers valuable insights into the implications of artificial intelligence on this methodology. Readers will have access to downloadable templates that can streamline the implementation process. These resources include Excel templates for calculating return on investment, conducting a daily management audits and outlining specifications, as well as a detailed implementation guide.Production managers, lean managers, operations managers, researchers, and students will appreciate the step-by-step instructions on how to introduce digital daily management to further strengthen an organization's problem-solving ability.

Daily Management (DM) is a structured method that empowers managers and employees to establish a team-based, continuous improvement process. DM focuses on transparency by setting standards and key performance indicators, facilitating performance discussions centred on achievable goals, identifying deviations, and supporting on-site management of the plan-do-check-act cycle. Digital Daily Management takes these principles to the next level by leveraging digital solutions. This book simplifies the process, making it easy to understand and implement.Digital Daily Management: Transforming Data to Improvement covers a pressing issue faced by production companies and provides a comprehensive roadmap for implementing efficient digital daily management. Drawing on extensive research and bolstered by a wealth of real-world examples, including four illuminating case studies from top industry players, this resource also offers valuable insights into the implications of artificial intelligence on this methodology. Readers will have access to downloadable templates that can streamline the implementation process. These resources include Excel templates for calculating return on investment, conducting a daily management audits and outlining specifications, as well as a detailed implementation guide.Production managers, lean managers, operations managers, researchers, and students will appreciate the step-by-step instructions on how to introduce digital daily management to further strengthen an organization's problem-solving ability.

Daily Management (DM) is a structured method that empowers managers and employees to establish a team-based, continuous improvement process. DM focuses on transparency by setting standards and key performance indicators, facilitating performance discussions centred on achievable goals, identifying deviations, and supporting on-site management of the plan-do-check-act cycle. Digital Daily Management takes these principles to the next level by leveraging digital solutions. This book simplifies the process, making it easy to understand and implement.Digital Daily Management: Transforming Data to Improvement covers a pressing issue faced by production companies and provides a comprehensive roadmap for implementing efficient digital daily management. Drawing on extensive research and bolstered by a wealth of real-world examples, including four illuminating case studies from top industry players, this resource also offers valuable insights into the implications of artificial intelligence on this methodology. Readers will have access to downloadable templates that can streamline the implementation process. These resources include Excel templates for calculating return on investment, conducting a daily management audits and outlining specifications, as well as a detailed implementation guide.Production managers, lean managers, operations managers, researchers, and students will appreciate the step-by-step instructions on how to introduce digital daily management to further strengthen an organization’s problem-solving ability.

Daily Management (DM) is a structured method that empowers managers and employees to establish a team-based, continuous improvement process. DM focuses on transparency by setting standards and key performance indicators, facilitating performance discussions centred on achievable goals, identifying deviations, and supporting on-site management of the plan-do-check-act cycle. Digital Daily Management takes these principles to the next level by leveraging digital solutions. This book simplifies the process, making it easy to understand and implement.Digital Daily Management: Transforming Data to Improvement covers a pressing issue faced by production companies and provides a comprehensive roadmap for implementing efficient digital daily management. Drawing on extensive research and bolstered by a wealth of real-world examples, including four illuminating case studies from top industry players, this resource also offers valuable insights into the implications of artificial intelligence on this methodology. Readers will have access to downloadable templates that can streamline the implementation process. These resources include Excel templates for calculating return on investment, conducting a daily management audits and outlining specifications, as well as a detailed implementation guide.Production managers, lean managers, operations managers, researchers, and students will appreciate the step-by-step instructions on how to introduce digital daily management to further strengthen an organization’s problem-solving ability.

While Caesar's war monographs - the Bellum Gallicum, Books 1-7, and the so-called Bellum civile - have always been heavily researched, the same is not true of the supplementary writings that have survived in the Corpus Caesarianum. What means of representation do the authors of these texts use in their reports and to what extent do they themselves approach the reader as a narrator? What choices are made with regard to the events narrated? What is told in particular detail or briefly or not at all? How are individual events linked to form a narrative? And finally: How can the intention of the texts and their function in the historical context be reconstructed on the basis of these observations? These and similar questions have so far only been researched in rudimentary form. With its narratological approach, this monograph makes a contribution to closing the research gap in the study of the non-Caesarian writings in the corpus from a literary studies perspective.

Während Caesars Kriegsmonografien – das Bellum Gallicum, Buch 1–7, und das sogenannte Bellum civile – seit jeher stark erforscht werden, trifft dies auf die im Corpus Caesarianum überlieferten Supplementschriften nicht in derselben Weise zu.Welche Darstellungsmittel verwenden die Autoren dieser Texte in ihren Berichten und in welchem Maß treten sie selbst als Erzählerfigur an die Leser heran? Welche Auswahl wird hinsichtlich der erzählten Ereignisse getroffen? Was wird besonders ausführlich oder knapp oder gar nicht erzählt? Wie werden einzelne Ereignisse zu einer Erzählung verknüpft? Und schließlich: Wie lässt sich auf der Basis dieser Beobachtungen die Intention der Texte und ihre Funktion im historischen Kontext rekonstruieren? Diese und ähnliche Fragen sind bisher nur in Ansätzen erforscht.Die vorliegende Monografie leistet mit ihrem narratologischen Ansatz einen Beitrag dazu, die Forschungslücke der Beschäftigung mit den nicht-caesarischen Schriften im Corpus aus literaturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive weiter zu schließen.

Während Caesars Kriegsmonografien – das Bellum Gallicum, Buch 1–7, und das sogenannte Bellum civile – seit jeher stark erforscht werden, trifft dies auf die im Corpus Caesarianum überlieferten Supplementschriften nicht in derselben Weise zu.Welche Darstellungsmittel verwenden die Autoren dieser Texte in ihren Berichten und in welchem Maß treten sie selbst als Erzählerfigur an die Leser heran? Welche Auswahl wird hinsichtlich der erzählten Ereignisse getroffen? Was wird besonders ausführlich oder knapp oder gar nicht erzählt? Wie werden einzelne Ereignisse zu einer Erzählung verknüpft? Und schließlich: Wie lässt sich auf der Basis dieser Beobachtungen die Intention der Texte und ihre Funktion im historischen Kontext rekonstruieren? Diese und ähnliche Fragen sind bisher nur in Ansätzen erforscht.Die vorliegende Monografie leistet mit ihrem narratologischen Ansatz einen Beitrag dazu, die Forschungslücke der Beschäftigung mit den nicht-caesarischen Schriften im Corpus aus literaturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive weiter zu schließen.