INVESTMENT ANALYSIS OF FORMULANTS USED IN INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS. THE QUANTUM BASIS APPROACH, AN ACTUARIAL ANALYST VIEW

Written by Thomas Mutsimba, an author, an Enterprise Risk Management Professional. Thomas is an author endowed with advanced actuarial analysis and advanced forensic analysis

Industrial Manufacturing Systems use quite atricious formulants in their production processes and or manufacturing systems. Atricious formulants are blending methodologies that are complicated and sometimes not easy to decipher. Industrial manufacturing systems, a beacon of formulant usage embedded in the tenets of process value analysis. This article focuses on quantum basing of Industrial manufacturing systems using Investment Analysis. In investment analysis we are elucidating here, a view is postured in the view of an Actuarial analyst. Why do we delve in the Actuarial analysis tenet at this stage let alone in the investment analysis of industrial manufacturing systems? It is because there are quite a number of enterprises, rather small to medium size manufacturing entities and even larger and established ones that still cannot manage industrial manufacturing systems at a rate of censored motion with a quest to regulate quantum analytical production systems in order to improve the Return on Investment [ROI]. This tenet, however, is not only postured from a theoretical view but it is postured more so at a much greater emphasis of practicality and analytical view.

Investment analysis captured in this article is an articulation of quantum risk management built through the core fundamental approach. Quantum risk management is a degenerated process embedded in actuarial modelling techniques meant to posture sensitivity analysis of investment risk scenarios at a pace exacerbated by impending input fundamentals. Industrial manufacturing systems are no mean feat of course, when it comes quantum risk management but through Investment analysis the target investment risk scenarios are tested through modelling built-up approaches.

The reason behind Investment Analysis of Formulants  

Investment analyses as defined above are a reason for ROI  management articulation in industrial maintenance of sustainability. Through a censored motion detection of quantum-based analytics, it is an input that will lead the organization, at least towards the desired destination. The desired destination; however, is to ensure that formulants injected into the production line systems are input fundamental tested at investment analysis of investment risk scenarios optimizing the degeneration of efficient fronts. However, what is this that we are talking about? We are talking about a quantum-based approach to actuarial analysis.

Now this revelation comes to me in unimaginable proportions espousing advanced actuarial analysis and advanced forensic analysis. Enterprise risk management embedded in my grafted skills serves Industrial manufacturing entities at their bay of bottleneck ridden processes. Optimization mixes decelerated at the rate of efficient consumption in the production line beaming up the analyst view, the actuarial analysis.

Investment analysis focuses on core-factors, but these factors are “magnetized”. What does this mean to magnetize core-factors? To magnetize is to bind interrelatedly factors together towards a targeted section or compartment using formulant ridden analytical views. The four investment factors are as follows:

[1] Investment basing;

[2] Investment actuarial mirror;

[3] Compartmental specific ratio;

[4] Status of investment risk scenarios;

[1.1] Investment basing

Investment basing is the fundamental market bases; mainly the market fundamentals impact on the investment drive of the entity. Investment basing is calculated in two ways; as follows:

  • Investment basing by input index;
  • Investment basing by proportional allocation of project funding built in working capital requirements;

Investment basing is crucial and important as it is quick basing of bench marking and measurement. Project investment appraisal would have been done at initial phases possibly at feasibility study level. The decision investment risk scenarios that pass the test of maximization of investment basis at a scenario of making profit or of sustainability results in a choice; a choice of optimization mix that fosters optimization formulants ratio.

Investment basing uses actuarial mathematical acceleration and deceleration techniques. The purpose of motions of acceleration and deceleration is to render formulant deployment at a rate or velocity of optimized efficient front. Now out there in the industrial world the formulant methodology is not advancing through the efficient frontiers’ motions. Why is that so? It is so because lack of traction in development of advanced investment analysis algorithms that push for gradual deployment of formulants investment risk scenarios rooted in actuarial modelling.

[1.2] Investment Actuarial mirror

 What is an investment actuarial mirror? An investment actuarial mirror is a superimposed vision of the industrial manufacturing system through terse development of gentric phased actuarial modelling, upheaved on dashboard like posture of formulant analysis. Various formulant analysis scenarios are created against a mix of various risk investment scenarios. What does it mean? It means that the mirror will posture atritious practicable solutions on a dashboard and a decision will have to be made. Small to medium entities now adays lack efficient frontier-built mirroring of investment analysis attempt to factually optimize industrial manufacturing fundamentals rooted in formulant analysis. Formulant analysis and deverberation into an industrial manufacturing system is a real possibility. All these stages I have alluded to work best if actuarial models are used to ensure that the employed investment analysis produce efficient frontier scenarios.

[1.3] Compartmental Specific ratio

Investment analysis of formulants to be employed in the industrial manufacturing system uses compartmental specific ratio. Compartmental specific ratio is an industrial mathematical ratio that is exclusively specific to the industrial manufacturing system. This ratio is tersely separated from other ratios. How does it get separated? First and fore most the ratio is a ratio of formulants impact index. The formulants impact index is for instance; if formulants are made up of a chemical mix, the chemical mix made up of four chemicals for the industrial manufacturing systems. Since chemicals are ranked according to the grade of corrosive impact, proportional divisional posturing is calculated. Grades of corrosivity extent will be used to choose the ranking of employment of chemical mix of corrosive impact. Therefore, the formulant impact index. Thereafter calculating the formulant impact index is employed in separation fundamentals. Separation fundamentals posture the calculated formulant index against the compartmental efficiency frontier.

Where does the investment analysis come in? Investment analysis comes in using the efficient frontier cost input fundamentals using actuarial techniques. The actuarial techniques here involve identification of efficient frontiers defined at cost input imperatives. These when identified will be factorized with the specific ratio [defined for the compartment] .

[1.3.1] What is the purpose of the Specific ratio?

The Specific ratio applied against the results of the investment analysis will result in a benchmarking index formulants considered at various points of industrial manufacturing lines of productions. These methods work best if algorithmically employed to calculate the concerned fundamentals. Benchmarking is mostly used as an optimizing agent for industrial manufacturing lines to boost ROI.

[1.4] Status of Investment Risk scenario

What are Investment risk scenarios? Investment risk scenarios are set state of assumption of the impact of formulants on the industrial manufacturing line ROI. The “state of assumptions” is generally a “what if ” scenarios of different formulants mix impacts on Industrial manufacturing impact. Stress asymmetry is an important element for Investment analysis of formulants used in Industrial manufacturing line or production line. Stress asymmetry will give impetus to the quantum basis decision investment risk.  It is not a one size fits all, but it is a focused methodology postured in a variety of methods.

My next article will deal with the type of formulants indexing methods that may be employed in Investment analysis in Manufacturing line systems analysis.

Disclaimer: All views expressed in this article are my own and do not represent the opinion of an entity whatsoever, with which I have been, am now, or will be affiliated with. ©

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ThomasM, an author, an Enterprise Risk Management Professional. He is endowed with advanced actuarial analysis and advanced forensic analysis.

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