Decision-supportive modeling techniques for production planning (abstract only)
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Proper analysis of production systems becomes quite complex when considering large, multiple-product systems. Production becomes limited when products compete for resources that are shared among products and production lines. These limitations can cause collisions, backlogging, and underutilization of these resources. Within the scope of industrial planning, several goals should be met as a result of the application of production analysis techniques. These include the determination of: production levels for each product, utilization of production resources, and costs of production. Discussion will be directed towards the problem situation, the problem needs, and applicable solution approaches.
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