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Old 10-10-2016, 06:29 AM
 
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I was thinking that perhaps we can get more business books on Kindle store: if enough people ask for a book to be digitized, Amazon may convince the publisher to do so. This is a list of some books that came to my mind:

https://www.amazon.com.br/Logistics-...ain+Management

This a logistics book by Donald Waters.

https://www.amazon.com.br/Economic-C...ctured+Product

The classic book on quality control by Walter Shewhart, an engineer who worked at Bell Telephone

https://www.amazon.it/Introduction-T...ve+Maintenance

This is a book about TPM by the japanese pioneer of the field Seiichi Nakajima

https://www.amazon.com.br/Methods-Ti...me+Measurement

This is a book about Methods-Time Measurement by Harold Maynard, the first to systematize MTM

https://www.amazon.it/Theory-Invento...ory+Management

This is a classic book on inventory management by management scientist Thomson M. Whitin

https://www.amazon.it/Studies-Mathem...and+Production

This is a classic book on inventory management by Kenneth Arrow, an economics nobel

https://www.amazon.com.br/Orlickys-M...ments+Planning

A book on MRP written by its pioneers Joseph Orlickly and George W. Plossl

https://www.amazon.it/Scientific-Pro...s+and+Industry

This a book by mathematician Andrew Vazsonyi which discuss mathematical properties of planning which are connected to the MRP approach.
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