Setting Job-Shop Due-Dates with Service-Level Constraints
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Recommendations
- Survey of scheduling research involving due date determination decisions
- Integration of priority dispatching and due-date assignment in a job shop
- Improving delivery reliability by a new due-date setting rule
- Dynamic assignation of due-dates in an assembly shop based in simulation
- Optimal due-date assignment and sequencing
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(17)- Survey of scheduling research involving due date determination decisions
- Optimal due-date assignment and sequencing
- Lead time selection and the behaviour of work flow in job shops
- Job shop leadtime requirements under conditions of controlled delivery performance
- An operational decision model for lead-time and price quotation in congested manufacturing systems
- Pricing and lead time decisions for make-to-order firms with contingent orders
- Simultaneous price and due date settings for multiple customer classes
- Improving delivery reliability by a new due-date setting rule
- New approaches to due date assignment in job shops
- Pricing and scheduling decisions with leadtime flexibility
- Satisfying due dates in large job shops
- Pooling heterogeneous products for manufacturing environments
- Due date assignment using artificial neural networks under different shop floor control strategies
- Dynamic assignation of due-dates in an assembly shop based in simulation
- Due date demand management: Negotiating the trade-off between price and delivery
- The choice of dispatching rules in a shop using internally set due-dates with quoted leadtime and tardiness costs
- Price and lead time quotation for contract and spot customers
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