Manufacturing delivery performance for supply chain management
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Recommendations
- Manufacturing lead times, system utilization rates and lead-time-related demand
- Scheduling and due-date quotation in a make-to-order supply chain
- An operational decision model for lead-time and price quotation in congested manufacturing systems
- Setting Planned Leadtimes in Serial Production Systems with Tardiness Costs
- Simultaneous optimization of capacity and planned lead time in a two-stage production system with different customer due dates
Cites work
- Customer-Order Information, Leadtimes, and Inventories
- From EOQ Towards ZI
- Investing in Reduced Setups in the EOQ Model
- Optimal Lot Sizing, Process Quality Improvement and Setup Cost Reduction
- Quoting Customer Lead Times
- Setting Planned Leadtimes in Serial Production Systems with Tardiness Costs
- Single Facility Due Date Setting with Multiple Customer Classes
- The Joint Effect of Leadtime Variance and Lot Size in a Parallel Processing Environment
Cited in
(15)- Manufacturing lead times, system utilization rates and lead-time-related demand
- System-theoretic analysis of due-time performance in production systems
- The determination of the optimal component input numbers for the completion of a single manufacturing order
- An inventory model for manufacturing systems with delivery time guarantees.
- A scientific decision-making framework for supplier outsourcing using hesitant fuzzy information
- Improving production logistics through materials flow control and lot splitting
- Lead-time quotation and hedging coordination in make-to-order supply chain
- An on-time delivery improvement model for manufacturing organisations
- Risk analysis and assessment for make-to-order manufacturing
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4106586 (Why is no real title available?)
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1086996 (Why is no real title available?)
- Scheduling and due-date quotation in a make-to-order supply chain
- Vendor selection problem by using an interactive fuzzy multi-objective approach with modified S-curve membership functions
- An Economic Model for Justifying the Reduction of Delivery Variance in an Integrated Supply Chain
- Manufacturing lead-time rules: customer retention versus tardiness costs
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