ORSA Twenty-Five Years Later

Philip Μ. Morse

doi:10.1287/opre.25.2.186

April 1, 1977Operations Research

ORSA Twenty-Five Years Later

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This article aims to reflect on the early developments in operations research and discuss future applications.
Comparison of early operations research developments with future trends.
Recommendations for increased empirical involvement among operations research workers.
Identification of new application areas, especially in less developed countries.
Emphasizes the importance of empirical studies in advancing operations research.
Identifies less developed countries as a key focus for future applications.
Encourages a proactive approach amongst operations research professionals.

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Brief article compares early operations research developments with future directions, suggesting more empirical involvement.

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This brief article compares some early developments in operations research with directions for the future. It is recommended that operations research workers be more actively involved in empirical studies. A fruitful area for new applications is less developed countries.

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