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Operations management

the system dynamics structure in which undiscovered errors feed hidden rework that later surfaces and delays projects beyond plan.

In operations management, rework cycle refers to the system dynamics structure in which undiscovered errors feed hidden rework that later surfaces and delays projects beyond plan. This meaning comes from Cooper (1980) in Interfaces.[1]

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References

Cooper, K. G. (1980). Naval Ship Production: A Claim Settled and a Framework Built. Interfaces, 10(6), 20-36. https://doi.org/10.1287/inte.10.6.20

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