Аналіз зворотних гнучких підсистем і перспективи методології,  як інструмент прогнозування технологічних процесів  у виробництві композитних панелей

Liliya Hogaboam Liliya Hogaboam; Jay Justice Jay Justice

doi:10.36930/

Authors

Liliya Hogaboam Portland State University
Jay Justice Portland State University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36930/

Keywords:

technology forecasting, composite panels, OSB, plywood, reverse salient, reverse salience, perfor-mance gap, time gap.

Abstract

The paper describes the concept of reverse salience subsystems and identifies some possible reverse salients in composite panels industry. The forecasting methodology of measuring the performance gap among the subsystems is suggested for further applications in wood products industry. If the weakest links are identified early during the system’s development, those reverse salients that prevent the development of the technological system could be corrected, or new strategic directions could be established according to a developing situation.

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