… various strategies that organisations can use to synchronise all elements within their
production system, enabling the controlled flow of inventory. A synchronised production line could …

… This reflects a certain filling strategy: a value of k i = 1 means that the desired production
volume equals the amount needed to reach . The case k i > 1 represents an overproduction to …

… The purpose of this study was to review the current status of tactical and strategic level
synchronisation in production-related, logistics and supply chain management processes …

… Therefore synchronisation applies to a relatively low percentage of value-added in the
chain… the principal of synchronisation upstream, defining the zones of synchronisation (delineated …

… More specifically, achieving SyncRSC involves the strategic integration of three key …
and production logistics synchronisation, research on supply chain synchronisation and …

… In order to address these challenges, this research proposes a ST-Sync strategy for the
orchestration among hyper objects of AW4.0 based on the HCPS framework, which consists of …

… In the strategic deployment of Industry 4.0, the production logistics (PL) is specifically defined
as … After the finished product leaves the production line, truck drivers need to transport the …

… , and is a strategy for reforming company structures. With its help, regulation and production
… If they see that machines, production lines and storage space are in excellent order and that …

… start at the strategic planning phase of the product … strategy. The manufacturing planning
phase terminates at the end of the production ramp-up process, the point where production …

… the DIS line of FCFS (flexibility line), the decision-information synchronisation in the control
increases and finally, it can reach the real-time control line for given control strategy. The …