Lot-sizing rules and freezing the master production schedule in material requirements planning systems under demand uncertainty
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Recommendations
- Schedule instability, service level and cost in a material requirements planning system
- Examining the impact of demand lumpiness on the lot-sizing performance in MRP systems
- Evaluating dampening effects of alternative lot-sizing rules to reduce MRP system nervousness
- A multi-stage stochastic programming approach in master production scheduling
- Revising the master production schedule in a HPP framework context
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- Revising the master production schedule in a HPP framework context
- Evaluating dampening effects of alternative lot-sizing rules to reduce MRP system nervousness
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