Working process administering system and method

• US 20040015390A1
• Filed: 01/13/2003
• Published: 01/22/2004
• Est. Priority Date: 07/12/2000
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Seeds International Corporation
• Original Assignee: Seeds International Corporation
• Inventors: Sakuta, Masaaki
• Application Number:
  US10/332,942
• Publication Number:
  US 20040015390A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 705/11
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 10/0631 Resource planning, allocation, distributing or scheduling for enterprises or organisations
• CPC Class Codes: G06Q 10/10 Office automation; Time management

Abstract

A working process administering system for raising a working efficiency by using a learning effect, comprising: means for deciding a necessary man-hours and a working schedule necessary for completing the work; means for deciding a first curve or a growth curve predicting a working performance: means for predicting a second curve or a quadratic curve of a man-hours distribution; means for determining a third curve by calculating the sum of the first curve and the second curve; and means for adding a shortage to the second curve when a difference is present between a fourth curve indicating the actual performance and the third curve when they are compared.

Claims

1. A system for administering a working process for rising a working efficiency by use of learning effects, comprising:

means for deciding a necessary process number and a working schedule for completing the work;

means for deciding a first curve as a growth curve which represents a predicted accumulative working amount;

means for deciding a second curve as a secondary curve which represents a planned process number per one day;

means for deciding a third curve by normalizing the first and second curves and calculating a sum of the normalized first and second curves; and

means for adding a shortage to the second curve if a difference is present between a fourth curve which represents a working result and the third curve.

2. The administering system as claimed in claim 1, wherein a working is continued if, in view of a working result of working in a term of {fraction (1/10)} of a full term of a working schedule, said fourth curve is identical with or above the third curve, while the working is discontinued if, in view of the working result, said fourth curve is below the third curve.

3. The administering system as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein the growth curve is a logistic curve.

4. A method for administering a working process for rising a working efficiency by use of learning effects, comprising the steps of:

deciding a necessary process number and a working schedule for completing the work;

deciding a first curve as a growth curve which represents a predicted accumulative working amount;

deciding a second curve as a secondary curve which represents a planned process number per one day;

deciding a third curve by normalizing the first and second curves and calculating a sum of the normalized first and second curves; and

adding a shortage to the second curve if a difference is present between a fourth curve which represents a working result and the third curve.

5. The administering method as claimed in claim 4, wherein a working is continued if, in view of a working result of working in a term of {fraction (1/10)} of a full term of a working schedule, said fourth curve is identical with or above the third curve, while the working is discontinued if, in view of the working result, said fourth curve is below the third curve.

6. The administering method as claimed in claim 4 or 5, wherein the growth curve is a logistic curve.