Rozdział 1. Automatem Manufacturing A Managerial Perspective; 1. H. J. Hagedorn, A. D. Little, The Management and Organization of People in the Automated Factory; 2. J. C. Polakoff, BDO Seidman, The Changing Role of the Production Supervisor in the Factory of the Future; 3. J. Banks, G. Institute of Technology, Management of Quality; 4. L. R. Smeltzer, Arizona State University, K. J. Gritzmacher, Arizona State Uniwersity, The Use of Quality Circles for Implementing Automated Manufacturing; 5. H. J. Thamhain, Bentley College, Project Management in the Factory; 6. K. M. Bursic, Ernst and Young, Production Teams in Manufacturing; 7. J. V. Jones, Logistics Management Associates, Integrated Logistics Support for the Automated Factory; 8. J. Byrd, Jr., West Virginia University, Automated Technologies: The Strategic Issues; 9. G. N. Chaison, C. University, Collective Bargaining and Unionism; 10. K. Weiermair, York University, Worker Incentives and Automation in Manufacturing; 11. D. E. Whitney, Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, The Strategic Approach to Product Design: Use of Product Design Teams in Manufacturing; 12. J. H. Manley, Uniwersity of Pittsburgh, Managing Software in the Automated Factory; 13. A. K. S. Jardine, Uniwersity of Toronto, Maintenance Management; Rozdział 2. Planning and Design Issues in the Automated Factory; 1. G. L. Tonkay, Lehigh Uniwersity, Taxonomy of Manufacturing Operations; 2. M. C. O'Guin, A. T. Kearney, Strategic and Financial Planning for the Automated Factory; 3. B. R. Dewey, University of Wyoming, Computer-Aided Design and Drafting; 4. P. H. Cohen, The Pennsylvania State University, Design for Robotic Assembly; 5. V. Cariapa, Marquette University, Value Analysis in Flexible Manufacturing Systems; 6. R. G. Askin, A. J. Vakharia, Group Technology Planning and Operation; 7. Tien-Chien Chang, S. Joshi, Computer-Aided Process Planning; 8. T. K. Joseph, T. Miles, H. Siddeley, Computer Simulation of Automated Manufacturing Systems; 9. M. P. Deisenroth, H. Maurer, Physical Simulation of Automated Manufacturing Systems; 10. H. Wolfe, T. S. Hundal, Facility Layout; 11. M. A. Ayoub, C. L. Smith, Job Design I: Approaches; 12. M. M. A. Ayoub, D. M. Scheltinga, Job Design II: Modeling; 13. A. B. Badiru, Artifical Intelligence Applications in Manufacturing; Rozdział 3. Controlling and Operating the Automated Factory; 1. G. M. Nicoletti, Networking for Implementation of Flexible and Cellular Manufacturing Systems; 2. J. A. Edosomwan, The Meaning and Measurement of Productivity; 3. J. Rajgopal, M. Frabotta, Manufacturing Resources Planning: MRP-II; 4. S. Nahmias, Inventory Control Models; 5. E. A. Bowers, Systems Control: Relationship between Automated Material Handling Systems and MRP-II; 6. T. A. Mazzuchi, R. Soyer, Reliability Engineering; 7. A. Kusiak, Production Scheduling: Classical and Knowledge- Based Approach; 8. J. B. Keats, Quality Control Issues in Automated Manufacturing; 9. S. Burhanuddin, B. Bidanda, The Industrial Robot: Applications in Discrete Manufacturing; 10. J. Rubinovitz, Industrial Robot Applications: Planning, Impementation, and Programming; 11. K. B. Zandin, Development of Engineered Time Standars Using the MOST Work Measurement Technique; 12. B. Nelson, Automatic Identification- An Efficient Data Collection Tool for Manufacturing System Control. [M]