Order scheduling models: an overview
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- Scheduling orders on either dedicated or flexible machines in parallel to minimize total weighted completion time
- Order scheduling in an environment with dedicated resources in parallel
- Order Scheduling Models: Hardness and Algorithms
- The complexity of customer order scheduling problems on parallel machines
- Scheduling orders for multiple product types to minimize total weighted completion time
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- The complexity of customer order scheduling problems on parallel machines
- Tailoring customer order scheduling search algorithms
- Optimization study of three-stage assembly flowshop problem in pharmacy automation dispensing systems
- Minimizing total weighted completion time when scheduling orders in a flexible environment with uniform machines
- Scheduling orders for multiple product types with due date related objectives
- Integrated production and transportation scheduling with order-dependent inventory holding costs
- Prioritized customer order scheduling to maximize throughput
- Approximating weighted completion time for order scheduling with setup times
- Coordinated scheduling of customer orders for quick response
- Ordering scheduling problem in manufacturing systems
- Parallel machine scheduling with job assignment restrictions
- Order Scheduling Models: Hardness and Algorithms
- An order scheduling heuristic to minimize the total collation delays and the makespan in high-throughput make-to-order manufacturing systems
- Stochastic customer order scheduling to minimize long-run expected order cycle time
- Customer order scheduling on a serial-batch machine in precast bridge construction
- Customer order scheduling on a single machine with family setup times: complexity and algorithms
- Order scheduling in an environment with dedicated resources in parallel
- A note on the complexity of the concurrent open shop problem
- Scheduling orders on either dedicated or flexible machines in parallel to minimize total weighted completion time
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