| ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT THEORIES AND METHODOLOGIES |
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Neural Operation Management: A New Avenue for Productive and Military Operations |
Qing-guo Ma( ) |
| Department of Management Science and Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China |
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Abstract An important effect of technological progress is the increasing replacement of manual labor by mental labor in productive and military operations. The variation of the operator’s capabilities in cognition, judgment and decision-making has drawn much attention from operation management researchers. Monitoring and evaluation of these capabilities is especially significant in conditions such as long-time operation, operation with special properties and operation under special circumstances. The military power and economic power are both the key concerns for a nation. The military power depends not only on the weapon system, but also the operators’ capabilities of manipulating the system. Similarly, the economic power is not only dependent on advanced machine system, but also the operational capability of the operators. Thus it has become a hot field of research and practice to monitor and assess the operator’s physiological and psychological states online based on neural measurement technology, and then to give real time intervention, so as to reduce the occurrence of accidents and increase the operation performance.
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operation management
productive operation
military operation
neural operation management
neuromanagement
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Corresponding Author(s):
Qing-guo Ma
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Issue Date: 04 February 2015
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