What are the human,technical and economic factors in manufacturing industries?
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Well I could answer this question easily for you but guess what sounds like an assignment question to me.
So my advice is get your text books out and research it.
Human - availability of suitably qualified staff, or teaching facilities.
Technical - availability of technical equipment and technical support, adequate expertise in the area. Ability to source the correct materials at the required price in the right lead time.
Economics - access to suitable markets and logistics of supply. Set-up costs and running costs low enough to produce a viable product. Long term potential for development and continuous improvement
The answer to that question would fill a bookshelf five feet long on the first pass. You are asking for the content of a couple of college courses.
If that is one homework question, it's a big one. Try an internet search on "human factors in manufacturing." That should get you started on your search for information. Expect to spend several days on it.
If you want to be really cool, and really learn something, try the library. That's the room at school with "Library" over the door. In colleges and universities, it's a whole building.
In some schools it's called the Media Center or the Learning Resource Center. If you aren't sure how to find what you're looking for, ask the librarian, who is also sometimes called a media specialist nowadays.
Good luck!
maximising the output by minimising time, material, money and effort
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