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    After sales support strategy
    (1990) Armistead, Colin
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    Capacity management in services and the influence on quality and productivity performance
    (1991) Armistead, Colin
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    Competitive service strategy and the service operations task.
    (1990) Armistead, Colin
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    The 'coping' capacity management strategy in services, and the influence of quality performance
    (1993) Armistead, Colin
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    Managing service recovery
    (1993) Armistead, Colin
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    Productivity and effects on quality in service operations
    (1989) Armistead, Colin
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    Resource productivity management in the services sector
    (1991) Armistead, Colin
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    Service operations management strategy : matching service production and delivery systems to customer expectations
    (1989) Armistead, Colin
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    Service quality : the role of capacity management
    (1992) Armistead, Colin
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    Supply networks and the changing role of operations managers
    (1991) Armistead, Colin
    This paper reports on the first stage of an investigation into the progress which organisations are making towards fully integrated supply chains and the effect that this is having on the role of the operations manager. Five companies were identified who are currently trying to improve the management of their supply chain. Senior managers in each company were interviewed in order to establish the degree of integration of their supply chains and the way in which the supply chain was managed. None of the companies had achieved full supply chain integration but each had achieved some progress, yielding improvements in customer service levels and reduced costs. The main change for operations managers was in the focus on end-to-end management of flows of information and materials rather than functionally based performance targets.
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    The value chain in service operations strategy
    (1992) Armistead, Colin

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