Titlebook: Beyond Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II); Advanced Models and Andreas Drexl,Alf Kimms Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1

包庇

Resource Planning (MRP II) is im­ plemented in most commercial production planning software tools and is commonly accepted by practitioners. However, these peo­ ple are not satisfied with production planning and complain about long lead times, high work-in-process, and backlogging. As many researche

padding

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137305497s and each production decision by a node. Starting with a horizon . = 1 the procedure successively increases . and eliminates in each iteration .. decisions that are not part of an optimal policy using data of the first . periods.

Chipmunk

FAR

Anguish

A Perfect Algorithm for the Capacitated Lot Size Model with Stockoutss and each production decision by a node. Starting with a horizon . = 1 the procedure successively increases . and eliminates in each iteration .. decisions that are not part of an optimal policy using data of the first . periods.

Mast-Cell

手术刀

An Interactive MRP II — Scheduling Systemstem depends on its capability to complement, rather than replace, the human planner. Such a capability is based on the system’s architecture: The data structure, the scheduling heuristic, and the graphic interface required by the user in the shop floor.

打包

Book 1998by practitioners. However, these peo­ ple are not satisfied with production planning and complain about long lead times, high work-in-process, and backlogging. As many researchers have pointed out, the reason for these shortcomings is inherent to the methods that are used. The research community is

acrophobia

Communal

Multi-Level Lot Sizing — An Annotated Bibliographysfully attacked in the recent past. Furthermore, lot size and sequence decisions are usually not integrated as it ought to be for the short-term planning. This paper reviews the history of multi-level lot sizing from the very early work to the state-of-the-art.