Process value estimation at Pacific Bell

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Pickering, John David.
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1995-12Advisor
San Miguel, Joseph
Kanevsky, Valery
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The purpose of this thesis is to demonstrate the implementation of the Process Value Estimation methodology now being pioneered at Pacific Bell. The principles of Process Value Estimation are applied to the Network Surveillance Division of Pacific Bell in
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