ase consider this paper I wrote on Finite Capacity Schedule Modeling;

http://www.carwashguys.com/finite.pdf#search=%22finite%20capacity%20scheduling%20car%20wash%20guys%22

We cannot expect humans in civilizations to accept a s

Systems engineers, theorists and builders of the worlds best thought out systems all realize that even if the system is in fact the best possible use of resources and the most efficient the world has ever known; it cannot work unless those using it accept it.

Additionally a horrible system, which does not work properly all the time, is barely adequate and is highly inefficient will actually get the job done and work fine if the humans using it accept it. Thus there in lies the problem with designing perfect systems for humans and a reason to remember that marketing the system to the users is as important as the system itself.

Therefore the best systems in the World will Fail or Never be Implemented if there is not Buy-in by the users. They have to want it and be joined in original idea and collaboration for it to be properly implemented. If not humans will sabotage the system, due to emotional factors such as Fear of Change. Please consider this paper I wrote on Finite Capacity Schedule Modeling;

http://www.carwashguys.com/finite.pdf#search=%22finite%20capacity%20scheduling%20car%20wash%20guys%22

We cannot expect humans in civilizations to accept a sy

e using it accept it.

Additionally a horrible system, which does not work properly all the time, is barely adequate and is highly inefficient will actually get the job done and work fine if the humans using it accept it. Thus there in lies the problem with designing perfect systems for humans and a reason to remember that marketing the system to the users is as important as the system itself.

Therefore the best systems in the World will Fail or Never be Implemented if there is not Buy-in by the users. They have to want it and be joined in original idea and collaboration for it to be properly implemented. If not humans will sabotage the system, due to emotional factors such as Fear of Change. Please consider this paper I wrote on Finite Capacity Schedule Modeling;

http://www.carwashguys.com/finite.pdf#search=%22finite%20capacity%20scheduling%20car%20wash%20guys%22

We cannot expect humans in civilizations to accept a s

n lies the problem with designing perfect systems for humans and a reason to remember that marketing the system to the users is as important as the system itself.

Therefore the best systems in the World will Fail or Never be Implemented if there is not Buy-in by the users. They have to want it and be joined in original idea and collaboration for it to be properly implemented. If not humans will sabotage the system, due to emotional factors such as Fear of Change. Please consider this paper I wrote on Finite Capacity Schedule Modeling;

http://www.carwashguys.com/finite.pdf#search=%22finite%20capacity%20scheduling%20car%20wash%20guys%22

We cannot expect humans in civilizations to accept a s

nted if there is not Buy-in by the users. They have to want it and be joined in original idea and collaboration for it to be properly implemented. If not humans will sabotage the system, due to emotional factors such as Fear of Change. Please consider this paper I wrote on Finite Capacity Schedule Modeling;

http://www.carwashguys.com/finite.pdf#search=%22finite%20capacity%20scheduling%20car%20wash%20guys%22

We cannot expect humans in civilizations to accept a s

ase consider this paper I wrote on Finite Capacity Schedule Modeling;

http://www.carwashguys.com/finite.pdf#search=%22finite%20capacity%20scheduling%20car%20wash%20guys%22

We cannot expect humans in civilizations to accept a system of any type until there is buy-in from the users and they believe that it is the best and best for all their desires as well. Perhaps you will consider this in 2006.