Browsing Research Articles (Industrial and Systems Engineering) by Author "Van Dyk, Liezl"

Browsing Research Articles (Industrial and Systems Engineering) by Author "Van Dyk, Liezl"

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  • Creating business intelligence from course management systems 
    Van Dyk, Liezl; Conradie, Pieter J. (Emerald, 2007)
    Abstract: Purpose – This article seeks to address the interface between individual learning facilitators that use course management systems (CMS) data to support decision-making and course design and institutional ...
  • Learning management systems : engineering the education industry to educate the industrial engineer 
    Van Dyk, Liezl (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2003)
    A learning management system (LMS) is any infrastructure on which e-learning can be built and delivered. In this article two sides of the LMS coin are investigated: On the one side, it is argued that industrial and systems ...
  • The philosophy-tool continuum: providing structure to Industrial engineering concepts 
    Van Dyk, Liezl (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2001)
    Industrial Engineering concepts are often referred to as either a tool, technique, method, approach or philosophy. These terminologies can be positioned on a continuum according to their meaning as defined by the Oxford ...
  • Realising the potential of manufacturing execution systems 
    Van Dyk, Liezl; Van Schoor, Christiaan de Wet (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2001)
    The term Manufacturing Execution System (MES) was created by Advanced Manufacturing Research (AMR) in 1990 to describe a suite of software products, which enables the execution of manufacturing through the integration ...