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Eighteenth International Working Seminar on Production Economics Application Form,Page2 Signature: Phone:......................................………F E-mail: …......… Country: …………………………………………………….…………...… …………………….…………………………………………………...…… Address: ..…...………….………………………………………………..… Affiliation: …………….………………………………………….…….….. ……………………………………………..…………………………….…. Title andName:………………………………………………………..…. (Paper registration number issent to corresponding author inreply to abstract submission) Hotel reservations Hotel reservations can be made through Congress Innsbruck, I amco-authorofPapersNo: I amPresentingAuthorofPaperNo. by individual contacts with hotels from websites as http://www.innsbruck.info/en/home.htm, or by contacting the Hotel Reservation Agency PCO Tyrol Congress, Rennweg 3, A-6020 Innsbruck, e-mail [email protected], phone +43-512-5936-1161. Eighteenth .........……………………….. International (to befaxedto+43512582414,orscannedan Working Seminar on ax: ….......................…………… Production Economics ……................................... Production and Inventory Control Investment and Financial Planning in Production Manufacturing Strategy d [email protected]) Supply Chain Management Productivity and Performance Analysis Innsbruck Innsbruck is the capital of the Tyrol and famous for hosting the Winter Workload Control Olympics in 1964 and 1976, and the UEFA EURO 2008. Alpine and Seminar. authors whointend tobeparticipatinginthe be thePresenting Authorofpaperandwhich co- Please alsoindicateonabstract whoisintendedto AM February 2526 Friday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday (Please checkatleast threefulldays) I intendtoparticipateduringthefollowingdays: including informationbelowwithabstract. [email protected] not exceeding250words to: format) Please sendabstract(inWord PM cross-country skiing, opportunities for all kinds of winter sports and Reverse Logistics other activities. Swimming pool, sauna, solarium, hot-whirl-pools in Asset Management many hotels. Innovation and Technology Management Transport facilities Airport: Flughafen Innsbruck Other airports: Salzburg-Maxglan Munich-Franz Josef Strauss (“Four Seasons” Limousine service to Innsbruck. February 27February 28 by November1,2013, Order through [email protected], Congress Innsbruck phone +43 512 584157) Innsbruck Train connections: Munich-Innsbruck or Salzburg - Innsbruck Austria or Zürich - Innsbruck or Bolzano/Bozen - Innsbruck (approximately 2 hours) February 24-28, 2014 Motorways: Brenner-Autobahn (exit Innsbruck Ost) Inntal-Autobahn (exit Innsbruck-Ost) Reception and Registration ) A reception will be held on Monday, February 24, beginning at 6 pm in Kristall Foyer, Congress Innsbruck. Registration takes place prior to the reception. ____ Internet access Internet is accessible in the Congress Hall by wireless connection. The Seminar Objective Conference fee The purpose of this seminar is to provide an opportunity for The basic fee for the seminar is € 620.00 (incl. VAT € 103), which research scientists and practitioners to meet, present and develop includes reception, morning and evening coffees, Pre-Prints and their ideas on subjects within the field of Production Economics. Farewell Cocktails. The fee is to be paid into Tiroler Sparkassen AG, Papers submitted will be distributed to all participants in advance. A Innsbruck: IBAN: AT9120 5030 3300 415746, BIC: SPIHAT22XXX, discussant will be appointed for each paper. The intention is, that Account: PRODECO, by January 10, 2014. Please identify your models and methods presented, and the discussion of them, will name with the payment. Payment can also be made by credit result in concrete ideas for future research and developments in this card (Visa or MasterCard) on the attached Application Form. area. Participants of the Seminar are expected to act as discussants (For Austria only, the bank account is 3300 – 415746, BLZ 20503.) within their field of expertise. Payment into Tiroler Sparkasse is the preferred option for participants February 24-28, 2014 Production Economics from the eurozone. Accompanying family members are not requested focuses on scientific topics treating the interface between engineering to pay any basic fee. and economics/management. The subject is interdisciplinary in Programme Committee nature. The ultimate objective is to create and develop knowledge for M. Bogataj, University of Ljubljana improving industrial practice and to strengthen the theoretical base D. Çelebi, Istanbul Technical University by January 10, 2014 necessary for supporting sound decision making. Tracing economic A. Chikán, Corvinus University, Budapest and financial consequences in the analysis of the problem and H. Ding, Beijing Jiaotong University solution reported, belongs to the central theme. n address. _________________________________ G. Fandel, Fern-Universität Hagen oduction Economics, Call for abstracts L. Gelders, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven Participants, who wish to present papers, are requested to send an R. F. Hartl, Universität Wien abstract not exceeding 250 words (in Word format), to the J.-C. Hennet, LSIS-CNRS, Marseille Programme Committee by November 1, 2013 at the latest (by email G. Lo Nigro, Università di Palermo to [email protected]). The conference language is English. H. Matsukawa, Keio University, Yokohama from your ow Acceptance of abstracts will be notified to authors by ca December S. Minner, Technische Universität München 1, 2013. The number of participants will be limited. Ch. O’Brien, Nottingham University The Seminar is a Working Seminar intending to provide ample opportunities C. Pappis, University of Piraeus for interaction between Authors, Discussants and Audience. Participants are L. Peccati, Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Milan therefore recommended to join the sessions of the seminar for at least three of the J. Rowcroft, University of New Brunswick four days. M.T. Tabucanon, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok By submitting an abstract authors implicitly agree to have their R.H. Teunter, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen paper published in the Seminar Proceedings, which means that M. Tuominen, Lappeenranta University of Technology credit/charge card (Visa or MasterCard). No of persons: their paper has not been published nor is intended to be S.M. Wagner, Eidgenössige Technische Hochschule, Zürich Tiroler Sparkassen AG, Innsbruck, Innsbruck, International Working Seminar on Pr the same credit card, please specify names. published elsewhere. D.C. Whybark, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Conference Fee including the following: th Full papers should be submitted by January 10, 2014, in order to be Organisation Committee me and Address if different included in the Pre-Prints. R.W. Grubbström, Linköping Institute of Technology Papers presented will be reviewed after the seminar. Accepted papers H.H. Hinterhuber, Universität Innsbruck will be printed in proceedings issues of the International Journal of 620.00 J. Lundquist, Linköping Institute of Technology € (to be faxed to +43 512 582414, or scanned and emailed to [email protected]) Production Economics by Elsevier, Amsterdam. 60.00/person. A. Mayr, Universität Innsbruck € Seminar location Official mailing address and Web Site Congress Innsbruck Organisation Committee, Rennweg 3, A-6020 Innsbruck Att: Professor Hans H. Hinterhuber, Falkstrasse 16, Phone: 43-512-5936-1161, fax: +43-512-575607 A-6020 Innsbruck, Austria. website: www.cmi.at e-mails: [email protected], [email protected]. Seminar sessions Fax: +43 512 582414, www.uibk.ac.at/smt/production-economics Social Programme MasterCard The seminar will be held in Congress Innsbruck beginning Tuesday and ending Friday in morning sessions 8.00-11.30 am and evening A Social Programme for participants and their accompanying family Please charge this registration fee to my The Conference Fee will be paid into: Please send me an invoice for the Conference Dinner members will be arranged, including a Tyrolean dinner, a ski race, a Basic Conference Fee sessions (except Friday) 7.00-9.15 pm. Afternoons will be free for other activities. Busses will be visit to Swarovski Crystal Worlds, the new ski jump, the new Card No Nordpark Cable Railway, and several other activities. 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