Lead time selection and the behaviour of work flow in job shops
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Recommendations
- Job shop leadtime requirements under conditions of controlled delivery performance
- Setting planned lead times for multi-operation jobs
- A dynamic forecasting model for job shop flowtime prediction and tardiness control
- New dispatching rules for shop scheduling: A step forward
- Analysis of Job Flow-Time in a Job Shop
Cites work
- A Broader View of the Job-Shop Scheduling Problem
- A dynamic forecasting model for job shop flowtime prediction and tardiness control
- A Proof for the Queuing Formula: L = λW
- A Simulation Study of Predictable Due-Dates
- Approximations for the time spent in a dynamic job shop with applications to due-date assignment
- Due Date Assignment for Production Systems
- Due-Date Setting and Priority Sequencing in a Multiclass M/G/1 Queue
- Due-Dates and Instantaneous Load in the One-Machine Shop
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2146482 (Why is no real title available?)
- Job shop leadtime requirements under conditions of controlled delivery performance
- Optimal due-date assignment in a job shop†
- Quoting Customer Lead Times
- Setting Job-Shop Due-Dates with Service-Level Constraints
- Survey of scheduling research involving due date determination decisions
Cited in
(4)- Job shop leadtime requirements under conditions of controlled delivery performance
- Makespan estimation in batch process industries: A comparison between regression analysis and neural networks
- Multi-agent-based workload control for make-to-order manufacturing
- Lead time prediction in unbalanced production systems
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