ANNOUNCEMENT:51st General Membership Meeting & Christmas Party
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ANNOUNCEMENT: July 14 ,2023
13th CIE Oath-Taking Ceremonies and 56th PIIE General Membership Meeting
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Return to Journals | Journal Volume 5
| JOURNAL VOLUME FIVE | |
|---|---|
| Vol.5 No.1 | |
| JUNE 2008 | |
| The Application of Biomimicry | Yong Geng, Tsuyoshi Fujita |
| A Structural Equation and Prediction Model of Sales Organization Effectiveness and its Antecedents for Consumer Goods Companies in the Philippine | Ming-Lang Tseng, Anthony Chiu, Jiu-Hsiang Chiang |
| Hybrid MCDM Analysis of Flexibility Manufacturing Competence and Managerial performance: A Case Study | Rosemary Seva, Eugene Han, Martin G. Helandar |
| Noise Exposure and Hearing Loss Prevention among Aerospace Industry Workers in Taiwan | Tai-Chang Hsia |
| The Critical Buffer-Level in Scheduling Re-entrant Lines: A Proposal for a Dispatching Policy to Minimize Average Holding Costs | Iris Ann G. Martinez, Karen Penaflorida, Shierly Ocampo, Julius Velasco, Jonah Sarmiento |
| A Statistical Approach to Evaluating and Revising the SERVQUAL Instrument for Use in the Philippine Fast-food Industry | Richard Li, Wilfrido Kabiling |
| JOURNAL VOLUME FIVE | |
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| Vol.5 No.2 | |
| JUNE 2008 | |
| “Lean” as a Process Improvement Approach in Government Service Processes | Michelle V. Mancenido |
| An Experimental Forecasting Model | Steven C. Ang Joan C. Manahan |
| Evaluation of Managerial Performance in Manufacturing Flexibility System | Ming-Lang Tseng, Yuan-Hsu, Lin Anthony, SF Chiu |
| Industry Linkage Program: Supply Chain Management | Adeline A. Pacia |
| Key Performance Indicators/Metrics in a Project Feasibility Study - The Garage: A Multi-Storey Parking Building in Binondo Case Study | Carlos Ignacio P. Lugay, Paolo Ramon O. De Leon, Emma Ruth R. Fajardo, Jan Vincent C. Filler, Larry Vincent M. Ramos, John Paul C. Villegas |
| An Optimal Reallocation Policy Model for Perishable Consumer Goods on a Finite Planning Horizon Considering Product Desirability | Dennis T. Beng Hui, Karlo Antonio F. Benasa, Joan Corazon C. Go, Maria Carinez T. Salvador |
ANNOUNCEMENT: September 01, 2020
WEBINAR FOR SEPTEMBER A COLLABORATION BETWEEN IISE AND PIIE
ABOUT INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING (IISE)
Systems world view. Productivity. Efficiency. These are words that describe the distinctive attributes of industrial engineering, and IISE is the world's largest professional society dedicated solely to the support of the industrial engineering profession and individuals involved with improving quality and productivity. Founded in 1948, IISE is an international, nonprofit association that provides leadership for the application, education, training, research, and development of industrial engineering. ISEs figure out a better way to do things and work in a wide array of professional areas, including management, manufacturing, logistics, health systems, retail, service and ergonomics. They influence policy and implementation issues regarding topics such as sustainability, innovation and Six Sigma. And like the profession, ISEs are rooted in the sciences of engineering, the analysis of systems, and the management of people.
WHAT: BENCHMARKING INDUSTRY: HOW TO ENGINEER PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE
Many organizations are in the midst of major changes that range from how to hibernate and then reemerge successfully to total reinvention to how to handle and manage all the growth and success. UPS has partnered with IISE to create this open, public benchmarking event. The focus is on how to Engineer Excellence. We have brought together Leaders in the Industrial and Systems Engineering 'function' from UPS, Best Buy, Amazon, Chick-fil-A, Disney ... to share how their teams are organized and positioned to Engineer Value and drive rapid benefits realization.
WHEN: Wednesday, September 02, 2020 / 12:15PM PST
REGISTRATION URL FOR THE WEBINAR:
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 4
| JOURNAL VOLUME FOUR | |
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| Vol.4 No.2 | |
| NOVEMBER 2007 | |
| An Airline Yield Management Simulation Model for a Single Leg Flight with Multiple Fare Classes Allowing Cancellations, No-shows, and Chance Passengers with an Assessment of Different Booking Policies | Aissa Mae Villanueva, Bryan Gobaco |
| A Strategic Facility Location Model for an Integrated Logistics System in a Finite Planning Horizon with Probabilistic Customer/Supplier Participation | Kim Janeya, C.A. Lee , Dennis T. Beng Hui |
| Using Response Surface Methodology to Build a Meta-Model for a Non-Linear Mixed Integer Lean Supply Chain Problem | Dennis E. Cruz, Wilfrido D. Kabiling |
| An Inventory Allocation Model Using Price Protection and Product Return Subsidies for Supply Chains under Declining Price Environments | Richard Li, Bryan Py |
| A Multi-Echelon, Multi-Product-Type, Site Selection and Inventory Allocation Supply Cain Model for Lean Facilities | Dennis E. Cruz, Wilfrido D. Kabiling |
ANNOUNCEMENT: July 02, 2020
11TH CIE TAKERS
The periodic pronouncements about the quarantine level in our target testing sites for our 11th CIE Exam coupled with the mandated protocols have affected the finalization of our exam schedule.
Based on the recent IECB Board Meeting last June 06, 2020, the original exam on March 22, 2020 is again tentatively moved to December 06, 2020.
We look forward to the gradual easing of the situation.
Government is more inclined to open various sectors in our economy as long as we abide by the health and safety guidelines towards the “New Normal”.
We must take cognizance of the effect of such pandemic and monitor closely new advisories from time to time in our websites and FB account.
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 3
| JOURNAL VOLUME THREE | |
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| Vol.3 No.1 | |
| FEBRUARY 2006 | |
| A Multi-criteria Rough Set Based Methodology for Life Cycle Impact Assessment | Kathleen Aviso, Raymond Tan, Alvin Culaba |
| A Structural Equation Model of Green Supply Chain Management Practices and Firm Performance | Ming-Lang Tseng, Anthony Chiu, Jiu-Hsiang Chiang |
| The Effect of Color Attributes on Affective Experiences in Selected Consumer Products | Rosemary Seva, Eugene Han, Martin G. Helandar |
| Methods Design Concept: (An Effective Approach for Profitability) | Shigeyasu Sakamoto |
| A Dynamic Programming-based Model for Determining the Optimum Workforce Size | Iris Ann G. Martinez, Karen Penaflorida, Shierly Ocampo, Julius Velasco, Jonah Sarmiento |
| JOURNAL VOLUME THREE | |
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| Vol.3 No.2 | |
| NOVEMBER 2006 | |
| Methods Design Concept: An effective approach to profitability | Shigeyasu Sakamoto |
| Occupational health and safety, work design, total quality management, and worker productivity: an empirical study in food factories, Taiwan | Ming-Lang Tseng, Anthony Chiu |
| The Use of Statistical Process Control Tools: A survey on Philippine-based manufacturing and service | Willy F. Zalatar |
| A Combinatorial Optimization Model for Selection of Technological Alternatives on a Life-Cycle Basis: Application to Power Generation with Carbon Sequestration | Alvin B. Culaba, Raymond R. Tan |
| Ergonomics and Sustainable Business: The Case of the Philippine Garments Industry | Dr. Aida Licaros- Velasco |
| Systems Approach to Low Back Pain | Alma Maria Jennifer A. Gutierrez |
| An Intelligent Possible Linear Programming (IPLP) Approach for Measuring Performance Variables Under Manufacturing | Arijit Bhattacharya, G. Dimirovski, Nadir N. Barsoum, Pandian Vasant |
ANNOUNCEMENT: April 16, 2020
Pursuant to RA 11469 (Bayanihan to Heal as One Act) declaring a State of National Emergency over the entire country, the Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers (PIIE) and the Industrial Engineering Certification Board (IECB) hereby POSTPONE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE the conduct of the 11th CIE examination simultaneously in Manila, Cebu and Davao.
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 2
| JOURNAL VOLUME TWO | |
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| Vol.2 No.2 | |
| OCTOBER 2005 | |
| An Optimization Approach in Wafer Selection in a Assembly/Test Semiconductor Manufacturing Environment | Lowell Lorenzo |
| The Relationships of Environmental Factors and Customer-Focus Manufacturing Strategy: Insights from Taiwan’s Textile industry | Ming-Lang Tseng, Anthony Chiu, Jiu-Hsiang Chiang |
| Disparate Level of Satisfaction in Intelligent TOC Product-Mix Decisions using Smooth Membership Function | Arijit Bhattacharya, Pandian Vasant |
| A Demographic Analysis of Delighters of b2c Website Storefronts: (What Surfers Mistakenly Think are Not Important Features of B2C Storefronts) | Rumel V. Atienza |
| Learning-Based Decision Models in Supply Chain System | Jui-Hsiang Chiang |
ANNOUNCEMENT: March 09, 2020
ANNOUNCEMENT: 11TH CIE TAKERS
Based on Proclamation No. 922 – Declaring a State of Public Health Emergency Throughout the Philippines and amid the increasing number of persons infected with COVID 19, the IECB has decided to postpone the exam scheduled on March 22, 2020 to TENTATIVELY June 07, 2020.
We must take cognizance of the effect of such epidemic and monitor closely new advisories from time to time in our websites and FB account.
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 1
| JOURNAL VOLUME ONE | |
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| Vol.1 No.1 | |
| 2004 | |
| The Application of Statistical Process Control in the Academe | Joehanna K. Ngo |
| A Simplified Approach to Assessment of Environmental-Sound Products | Virginia Jose Soriano |
| Service Performance of Self-Service Technologies (SSTs) & the Management of Service Quality in the Philippines | Louie A. Divinagracia |
| A Multi-Attribute Assessment of Environmentally Sound Electric Vehicle Battery Technologies | Anthony Halog, B. Wei, M. Sagisaka, & A. Inaba |
| A Structured Approach to Designing the Balanced Scorecard: A Case Study | Anna Bella D. Siriban-Manalang |
| Maximizing Die Shear Strength in Semiconductor Manufacturing Through Design of Experiments | Rumel Atienza |
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| Vol.1 No.2 | |
| OCTOBER 2004 | |
| Assessment of IE Program Objectives: A Tool to Measure Effectiveness of the Engineering Curriculum | Gisselle Joy C. Esmeria, Ma. Cecilia C. Carlos, Miriam E. Necesito |
| The Role of Manufacturing Strategies in the Business Performance of Publicly Listed Electronic Chip Manufacturing Firms in Taiwan | Ming Lang Tseng, Anthony SF Chiu |
| An MCDM Model for a Facilities Location Applied to a Float Glass Manufacturer | Lourdes Kathleen P. Santos Tankia |
| A Review of Wastewater Minimization Approaches in Industry | Geng Yong, Yi Jun |
| An Assessment in the Leather Tannery Industry | Anna Bella D. Siriban-Manalang, Victoria Harriet D. Ong Bauzon, Edgar I. Dona |
ANNOUNCEMENT: March 05, 2020
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT on CALCULATORS to be USED during the 11TH CIE
As indicated in the previous advisory, below is the list of calculators allowed to be used during the 11th CIE. These are the ONLY models of calculators that will be allowed for use.
LIST OF NON-PROGRAMMABLE CALCULATORS ALLOWED TO BE USED IN THE 11th CIE EXAM on March 22, 2020
1. CASIO SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS
fx-95ES PLUS fx-350MS
fx-100MS fx-570ES
fx-115MS fx-570ES PLUS
fx-350EX fx-570MS
fx82EX fx-991MS
2. CANON SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS
F718S F718SG
F718SA F718SGA
3. SHARP SCIENTIFIC CALCULATORS
EL509X EL531XH
THE USE OF ANY CALCULATOR MODEL/BRAND NOT APPEARING IN THIS LIST WILL NOT BE ALLOWED.
ONLY ONE CALCULATOR WILL BE ALLOWED FOR USE AT ANY TIME DURING THE EXAM. SPARE CALCULATORS SHOULD BE KEPT INSIDE THE EXAMINEE’S BAG. SHOULD THERE BE A NEED TO USE ANOTHER CALCULATOR, THE EXAMINEE SHOULD FIRST SECURE THE PROCTOR’S APPROVAL.
CALCULATORS WILL BE CHECKED BY PROCTORS DURING THE EXAM. ANYONE FOUND USING A CALCULATOR NOT IN THE APPROVED LIST WILL IMMEDIATELY BE SENT OUT OF THE EXAMINATION ROOM.
JOURNAL OF THE PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS
| SUMMARY TABLE OF CONTENTS V1N1 - V13N1 | |
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| Journal | Year |
| Volume 1 No. 1 | 2004 |
| Volume 1 No. 2 | October 2004 |
| Volume 2 No. 1 | 2005 |
| Volume 2 No. 2 | October 2005 |
| Volume 3 No. 1 | February 2006 |
| Volume 3 No. 2 | November 2006 |
| Volume 4 No. 1 | 2007 |
| Volume 4 No. 2 | November 2007 |
| Volume 5 No. 1 | June 2008 |
| Volume 5 No. 2 | June 2008 |
| Volume 6 No. 1 | June 2009 |
| Volume 6 No. 2 | December 2009 |
| Volume 7 No. 1 | June 2010 |
| Volume 7 No. 2 | November 2010 |
| Volume 8 No. 1 | June 2011 |
| Volume 8 No. 2 | December 2011 |
| Volume 9 No. 1 | June 2012 |
| Volume 9 No. 2 | December 2012 |
| Volume 10 No. 1 | June 2013 |
| Volume 10 No. 2 | December 2013 |
| Volume 11 No. 1 | June 2014 |
| Volume 12 No. 1 | 2015 |
| Volume 12 No. 2 | 2015 |
| Volume 13 No. 1 | 2016 |
CODE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER ETHICS
IN THE PHILIPPINES
INTRODUCTION
The Industrial Engineering Profession is collectively organized by the Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers (PIIE), supported by the Industrial Engineering Certification Board (IECB) through a structured recognition and certification process in relation to the standardized practice of Industrial Engineering in the Republic of the Philippines.
A member of the Industrial Engineering occupational group organized by the Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers, its duly sworn-in members shall abide by these basic principles:
1. Sees other members, including those employed elsewhere, as peers/colleagues
2. Exercises judgment in the performance of occupational tasks and follows relevant professional standards.
3. Accepts the profession's agreement to work in a morally permissible way (often expressed as a code of ethics) as determining in part the obligations of the role.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF AN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROFESSIONAL
Rule 1. The industrial engineer shall, in the practice of his profession, be governed by the Golden Rule, the ideals of service to man and his/her environment, and the indispensability of unwavering public confidence in his/her professional competence, integrity and humanity.
Rule 2. The industrial engineer shall maintain the pride for his/her profession, observe the standards of professional practice, safeguard the dignity, welfare, and reputation of his/her colleagues in the professions, and fulfill his/her duties and obligations as a citizen of the Republic of the Philippines.
Rule 3. The ethical principle governing the industrial engineer applies equally to partnerships, firms and entities organized and existing for the practice of industrial engineering.
RELATIONS WITH THE STATE
Rule 4. The industrial engineer shall honor and respect the supreme authority of the Republic of the Philippines, the Rule of Law, the primacy of the general welfare, the fundamental rights of persons, and the obligations and privileges of citizens recognized and guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines.
Rule 5. The industrial engineer shall cooperate fully with the State in the pursuit of national development plans and programs, the inviolability of national security, the promotion of peace, and the prevention and/or prosecution of unjust, criminal or unlawful acts and omissions.
RELATIONS WITH THE COMMUNITY
Rule 6. The industrial engineer holds paramount the safety, health and welfare of the public. When the industrial engineer discovers faulty, inefficient or unsafe work systems, the industrial engineer shall primarily assess how to correct the situation and immediately report to the proper authority, public or private, for the immediate and effective correction, regardless of whether or not he is responsible for said place, work or situation; in the context of being an active professional contributing to the development of his/her community.
RELATIONS WITH LABOR
Rule 7. The industrial engineer shall be familiar with the relevant policies on Labor and Social Justice, as well as applicable labor and social legislation and shall observe faithfully these policies and laws in his/her dealings with labor in general, and with his/her workmen in particular.
Rule 8. The Industrial Engineer shall use his/her knowledge to improve the skills of his/her workforce, recommend a fair living wage, and instruct them on how to increase their productivity.
RELATIONS WITH CLIENTS AND EMPLOYERS
Rule 9. The industrial engineer shall observe punctuality in his/her appointments, perform honestly and in good faith his/her contractual obligation and his/her duties and obligations to his/her client or employer, and observe fair dealing in his/her relations with his/her clients and employers.
Rule 10. The industrial engineer shall treat with confidentiality any information obtained by him as to the business affairs and technical methods or processes of a client or employer.
Rule 11. The industrial engineer shall inform his/her client or employer of his/her business connections, interests, or affiliations which may influence his/her judgment, or impair the quality or character of his/her services.
Rule 12. The industrial engineer shall avoid deceptive acts.
Rule 13. The industrial engineer shall render professional services in their areas of competence.
RELATIONS WITH COLLEAGUES AND ASSOCIATES
Rule 14. The industrial engineer shall build their professional reputation on the merit of their professional services and shall not compete unfairly with others.
Rule 15. The industrial engineer shall conduct themselves honorably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully so as to enhance the honor, reputation, and usefulness of the industrial engineering profession.
Rule 16. The industrial engineer shall give credit for engineering work to those to whom credit is due; and will recognize the proprietary interests of others.
ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION
Industrial engineers found violating any of the provisions of the code shall be meted with administrative sanctions such as fines and suspension or revocation of certification and/or membership from the organization as indicated by its separate and approved code of conduct for its members.
EFFECTIVITY
This Code of Ethics shall take effect after approval by the Board of Trustees of the Philippines Institute of Industrial Engineers.
This Code of Ethics applies to all who took the oath as member of the Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineering.
This Code of Ethics applies across the board as published in the Philippines Institute of Industrial Engineers website as a symbol of circulation and depository of its approved contents.
Crafted and Endorsed by:
Industrial Engineering Certification Board
July 16, 2019
Approved by:
Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers
August 15, 2019
BE A CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER!
WHY GET CERTIFIED?
- Mark of a professional.
- Help promote a clearer public awareness and understanding of the role of the IEs in society,
- And to aid in ensuring that fellow IEs perform their services in a manner which recognizes as paramount public health and safety
- Employers look to licensure or certification in evaluating the advancement potential of employees.
- Enhanced status in the eyes of the public.
- Equates the Industrial Engineers with other professionals licensed in other fields.
- Assurance that the individual IE has passed at leas a minimum screen of competence.
- Adds credibility and respect.
- It polishes one's reputation as a qualified industrial engine.
Download IE Certification form here
Learn more at iecb.com.ph
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 13
| JOURNAL VOLUME THIRTEEN | |
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| Vol.13 No.1 | |
| 2016 | |
| Optimizing the Manpower Distribution in Manual Packaging Section through Line Balancing Method | Hazel A. Caparas |
| Upholding Quality System Improvement through the Principle of Statistical Quality Control | Dyan G. Rodriguez |
| Comparative Evaluation of Service Quality in Public and Private Hospitals in the Philippines | Jazmin C. Tangsoc, Victor John M Cantor |
| Social Life Cycle Assessment of Solar Suitcase in a Community of Doña Remedios Trinidad, Bulacan | Dyan G. Rodriguez, Hazel A. Caparas |
| Ergonomically Design Back Pack table and Chair for Site Engineers and Field Technicians | Rodolfo Salinas II, Ma. Teodora Gutierrez |
BE A MEMBER!
What's in it for you?
Non-PIIE members who wish to apply for PIIE membership and PIIE members who wish to renew their membership should download PIIE Membership Form. Call PIIE secretariat for application and membership renewal details.
PIIE REQUIREMENTS:
- Diploma
- Resume
- Application Form
- Scan copy of 2x2 Picture (white background and formal attire)
- Electronic Signature
Deposit your payment for PIIE Membership at
Bank: Banco de Oro (BDO)
Account Name: Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers, Inc.
Account Number: 00-150033-1250
Please send us the copy of the deposit slip to process your membership application.
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 12
| JOURNAL VOLUME TWELVE | |
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| Vol.12 No.1 | |
| 2015 | |
| A Group Decision Support System Framework for the Optimal Selection of Services From Assortments | Eugene Rex L. Jalao Ma. Regina Diaz |
| Benchmarking the Eco-Innovation in Knowledge Management Practices under Uncertainty | Ming-Lang Tseng Nguyen Vu Huong Nhi Luong Duy Binh Tran Trung Hieu Mai Dinh Khiem |
| A Review of Lean Manufacturing Practices and their Benefits in Companies across Industry Type, Firm Size, Ownership, and Process Strategy | Willy F. Zalatar Anna Bella D. Siriban-Manalang |
| A Stochastic Analytic Hierarchy Process-Based Methodology for Group Decision Making | Mar B. Cruz Eugene Rex L. Jalao |
| Review of Different Schools of Thought in Human Factors and Ergonomics | Abdulah P. Indardaya (Anthony) Shun Fung Chiu |
| JOURNAL VOLUME TWELVE | |
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| Vol.12 No.2 | |
| OCTOBER 2004 | |
| Sequential Multi-Period Group Decision Making Using a New Framework with AHP: A Case in Stocks Selection Problem | M.A.M. Baldoz E.R.L. Jalao |
| Lean Manufacturing and Its Links to Corporate Sustainable Development: A Research Agenda | Willy F. Zalatar Anna Bella D. Siriban-Manalang |
| UPNEC Quality Journey from PQC to PQA | Adeline A. Pacia |
| Usability Evaluation of a Locally Developed Learning Management System (LMS): A Case Study Using UCUE | Lorelie C. Grepo Aura C. Matias |
| Crassostrea Tile: Utilization of Oyster Shells as An Additive in the Production of Ceramic Tiles | Merricris Uson Kevin Avendano Marijo Lacsamana Mary Ann Llanes |
ANNOUNCEMENT:PIIE 20th Anniversary, 16th PIIE National Congress and 8th PIIE International Research Conference
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 1
| JOURNAL VOLUME ELEVEN | |
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| Vol.11 No.1 | |
| JUNE 2014 | |
| An Assessment on the Probability of Credit Card Default Based on Select Demographic and Socio-Economic Variables | Donald Jerico B. Matriano, Anthony SF Chiu |
| Empirical Research on Heterogeneous Firms and Trade Theory in China | He Ji, Li Rui, Zhong Tantan |
| Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility in SMEs: A Case Study in Vietnam | Yuanhsu Lin, Huong Giang Vo |
| Urbanization and the Rural Community Governance Innovation in China | Zhong Tantan, He Ji, Ruixue Yu |
| Design and Implementation of Multiple-level MIMO Fuzzy Logic Controller for a Multi-Robot Platform | Ryan Rhay P. Vicerra, Kanny Krizzy A. David, Kristan Bryan C. Simbulan, Argel A. Bandala, Arvin H. Fernando, Elmer P. Dadios |
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 10
| JOURNAL VOLUME TEN | |
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| Vol.10 No.1 | |
| JUNE 2013 | |
| Evaluation of New Product Development in the Management Capability of a Firm’s Knowledge: A Novel Approach | (Anthony) Shun Fung Chiu, (Jackie) Ming Lang Tseng |
| Development of a Performance Measurement System for the Competitiveness Rating of Cities | Raymond Cuesico, Anna Bella D. Siriban--Manalang |
| Effectiveness of Marketing Strategies Tatak Bulakenyo Program: an Analysis | Ivy Mar J. Ramos |
| Government Procurement Practices in the Philippine National Line Agencies | Edgar Doña, Anna Bella D. Siriban-Manalang |
| Green Banking: Towards a Socially Responsible Banking in the Philippines | Donald Matriano |
| JOURNAL VOLUME TEN | |
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| Vol.10 No.2 | |
| DECEMBER 2013 | |
| Innovative Administrative Reforms in Economically Developed Towns in China | Zhong Tantan, He Ji |
| Simulation of a Multi-Program Fuzzy Logic Controlled DC-DC Buck and Boost Converter | Rionel B. Caldo, Roderick Y. Yap |
| PQA Case Study: Application and Challenges | Adeline A. Pacia |
| Urbanization and the Rural Community Governance Innovation in China | Zhong Tantan, He Ji, Ruixue Yu |
| Goal-Keeper Robot for Mirosot Soccer Game | Ryan Rhay P. Vicerra, Arvin H. Fernando, Erwin B. Daculan, Argel A. Bandala, Elmer P. Dadios |
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 9
| JOURNAL VOLUME NINE | |
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| Vol.9 No.1 | |
| JUNE 2012 | |
| Affective Responses to Working in a Large Organization: Linking Stress Research to Organizational Strategy | Robert S. Bridger |
| Predicting Back Pain Disability in a Large Organization: Comparison of Physical, Ergonomic and Psychological Factors | Robert Bridger Angela Dew Kate Brasher Andy Roberts |
| Service Performance of Self-Service Technologies (SSTs) & the Management of Service Quality in the Philippines | Rosnah Mohd Yusuff, Lo Woon Chek, Barkawi Sahari, Megat Mohamad, Hamdan Megat Ahmad |
| Impact of Customized Training on Learning across Demographic Groups | Naira Campbell-Kyureghyan, Karen Cooper |
| JOURNAL VOLUME NINE | |
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| Vol.9 No.2 | |
| DECEMBER 2012 | |
| Lean System Practices at the Emergency Department of Cebu City Medical Center: Proposals for Improvement | M.O.B. Caballes, R.G.A. Gadiane, M.S. Tomarong, D.A. Kilongkilong |
| A Definition of Problems Faced in the Cut Flower Local Growers Industry | R.C. Dayon, N.O. Caramelo, L.C.F. Canejos, D.A. Kilongkilong |
| Reduction of Manufacturing Lead Time of Sports Wear Production in Cebu Artshoppe, Jagobiao, Mandaue City | B.L. Lima, E.G. Nakila, F.H.G. Ursua, J.P. Trangia, D.A. Kilongkilong |
| Evaluation of the Queuing Practices at the Outpatient Services Department of Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center | R.M. Noble, J.S. Napoles, R.V.B. Tabanas, D.A. Kilongkilong |
| Service rate Improvement through Workforce Optimization: The Case of Mang Inasal, Lahug, Cebu City | D.C. David, V.A. Lubguban, M.C. Perez, A.T. Liggayu |
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R.C. Dayon N.O. Caramelo L.C.F. Canejos D.A. Kilongkilong |
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Return to Journals | Journal Volume 8
| JOURNAL VOLUME EIGHT | |
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| Vol.8 No.1 | |
| JUNE 2011 | |
| Evaluating the impact of the lift-move-place activity with 5-gallon water bottles to spinal loading parameters: a dynamic motion analysis approach |
Dennis T. Beng Hui, |
| Risk Factors Among Persons with Disabilities in the Mobility Toys Manufacturing Cooperative |
Maida A. Dela Cueva, |
| The Role of Kansei Engineering in Influencing Overall Satisfaction and Behavioral Intention in Service Encounters |
Markus Hartono, |
| Affective Service for Elderly: A Case of Taiwan High Speed Rail Station |
Emil R. Kaburuan |
| Noticing Directional Signages: A Visual Attention Investigation on Wayfinding | Joselisa Shiela Mary Tiong David Angelo Bornilla Danna Ariane Despues Alma Maria Jennifer Gutierrez |
| JOURNAL VOLUME EIGHT | |
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| Vol.8 No.2 | |
| OCTOBER 2004 | |
| A Real Option Theoretic Framework for Economic Justification of Product Family Design and Product Platform Development | Richard Y K Fung, Roger J Jiao |
| A Usability Assessment of E-book’s Readability | S.E. Cano, M.B. Ching, J.S. Datu, J.C. Tangsoc, E.A. Siy |
| Radial Basis Function in Sustaining the Activities of Creative Industries | Kuswara Setiawan |
| A Simulation Driven Robust Optimization Methodology for the Spare Parts Inventory Management System of a Manufacturing Firm | Bryan Gobaco, Dennis Beng Hui, Norbert Enriquez, Arthur Brian Chua, |
| The Influence of Core Resource, Critical Resource, and Market Based Approach toward the Customer Value and the Influence of the Customer Value toward the Customer Loyalty of Organic Food Products | Hasnelly Sriyono |
Return to Journals | Journal Volume 7
| JOURNAL VOLUME SEVEN | |
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| Vol.7 No.1 | |
| JUNE 2010 | |
| An Ergonomic Evaluation and Analysis for Identification of Risks Factors that Contribute to Musculoskeletal Disorder and Other Related Illness Exposures in Sugarcane | L. R. Bauyon, C. Matias |
| Quality Function Deployment for Service Development of Selected Private Colleges / Universities | Ma. Teodora Gutierrez |
| Addressing the potential takeback effect of efficiency improvement in a lean implementation | Jerrick Christopher Dy, Kelvin Lee, Daphne Anne Patricio, Anna Bella Siriban-Manalang |
| A Decision Support System for Long-Term Supplier Selection Using Configurable Decision Criteria | Eugene Rex Jalao |
| Laser Marking Productivity Improvement and Ergonomics Assessment in XXX Inc. | Alein Navares, Shellame Pepito |
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