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UF Philosophy Corner - Political Philosophy	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 07:35:25
That is not a cut and dried answer as	by Classic_Jon	2008-10-01 08:04:05
I'm not necessarily talking about efficiency	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 08:20:30
Efficiency and effectiveness pretty much	by Classic_Jon	2008-10-01 08:38:42
Effective means	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 08:47:22
I see it a bit differently. You can have a very	by Classic_Jon	2008-10-01 09:44:27
efficient delivery system in place but if it does not deliver the goods that are asked for, it is not effective. Same thing the other way, you can have an effective means of sorting an assuring the correct goods are ready to be delivered but if your means are not efficient. You will get a backlog of goods waiting to be delivered. The best example of this would be the just in time supply system in use by most grocery and electronic manufacturers. they do not keep "spares" or "stock" on hand. They only order as needed to fill that production run and account for the normal failure/spoilage rate. If their just-in-time delivery system was not BOTH Efficient and Effective...it would not do the job necessary. You can have one without the other BUT it will not live up to what it could be if both are applied at the same time.
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I'm not saying it could	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 09:50:22
I won't even bring FEMA into this then :-P (n/t)	by Classic_Jon	2008-10-01 09:52:59
No, you needn't bother ;-) (n/t)	by MatthewDBA	2008-10-01 09:54:03

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