Lean in High-Mix/Low-Volume industry: a systematic literature review
The aim of this paper is to explore current state-of-the-art on lean in High-Mix/Low-Volume
(HMLV) industry. For this purpose, authors propose a systematic literature review of 110 …
(HMLV) industry. For this purpose, authors propose a systematic literature review of 110 …
Card-based production control: a review of the control mechanisms underpinning Kanban, ConWIP, POLCA and COBACABANA systems
M Thürer, M Stevenson… - Production Planning & …, 2016 - Taylor & Francis
Since the emergence of Kanban, there has been much research into card-based control
systems. This has included attempts to improve Kanban and/or develop alternative systems …
systems. This has included attempts to improve Kanban and/or develop alternative systems …
A new method for autonomous control of complex job shops–Integrating order release, sequencing and capacity control to meet due dates
S Grundstein, M Freitag, B Scholz-Reiter - Journal of manufacturing …, 2017 - Elsevier
Due to the development of Cyber-Physical Production Systems, autonomous control of
manufacturing processes is of increasing significance. Particularly, these manufacturing …
manufacturing processes is of increasing significance. Particularly, these manufacturing …
Drum-buffer-rope and workload control in High-variety flow and job shops with bottlenecks: An assessment by simulation
Two key concepts in the production planning and control literature that incorporate an order
release function are the Theory of Constraints, with its drum-buffer-rope release method, and …
release function are the Theory of Constraints, with its drum-buffer-rope release method, and …
Lean control for make‐to‐order companies: Integrating customer enquiry management and order release
A lead time that is short, predictable, and reliable is an increasingly important criterion in
supplier selection. Although many companies may achieve this through lean …
supplier selection. Although many companies may achieve this through lean …
[HTML][HTML] Non-hierarchical work-in-progress control in manufacturing
Abstract Reducing Work-In-Process (WIP) in manufacturing systems is associated with
advantages such as predictable throughput times and increased manageability. To achieve …
advantages such as predictable throughput times and increased manageability. To achieve …
Comparison between rule-and optimization-based workload control concepts: a simulation optimization approach
S Haeussler, P Netzer - International Journal of Production …, 2020 - Taylor & Francis
An important goal of Production Planning and Control systems is to achieve short and
predictable flow times, especially where high flexibility in meeting customer demand is …
predictable flow times, especially where high flexibility in meeting customer demand is …
Job shop control: In search of the key to delivery improvements
The last major performance breakthroughs in job shop control stem from the 1980s and
1990s. We generate a new search direction for designing job shop control policies …
1990s. We generate a new search direction for designing job shop control policies …
Concerning workload control and order release: The pre‐shop pool sequencing decision
Every production planning concept that incorporates controlled order release will initially
withhold jobs from the shop floor and create a pre‐shop pool. Order release is a key …
withhold jobs from the shop floor and create a pre‐shop pool. Order release is a key …
Better Together or Divided Forever—Integrated or Hierarchical Material and Workload Control
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products is the cornerstone of many competitive manufacturing strategies. The challenge for …
products is the cornerstone of many competitive manufacturing strategies. The challenge for …