PRODUCTION PLANNING CONTROL

VOLUME 10 NUMBER I JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1999

Editorial: Management by projects 1

Invited Paper

Systems Design Framework for the Extended Enterprise
M. Davis and D. 0' Sullivan 3

Research Papers

Planning and scheduling in a multi-site environment
W. Roux, S. Dauzere-Peres and J. B. Lasserre 19

Flow shop scheduling by transportation model
G. C. Onwubolu 29

Evaluating risks in new product development and assessing the
satisfaction of customers through information technology
0. J. Akomode, B. Lees and C. Irgens 35

A two-phase simple model to determine the timing and duration of
R&D project tasks
A. Mehrez and 1. David 48

Genetic algorithm for production lot planning of steel pipe
L. Dawei, W. Li and W. Mengguang 54

The impact of order release strategies on the manufacturing
performance for shop floor control
H. Tsubone, T. Kuroya and H. Matsuura 58

A dynamic lot-sizing model with quantity discount
F. Chyr, S.-T. Huang and S. D. Lai 67

Production scheduling in a process and assembly job shop
D. H. C. McKoy and P. J. Egbelu 76

Industrial Papers

From TQM to business excellence
S. K. M. Ho 87

Implementing new dispatching rules at SGS-Thomson
Microelectronics
R. Cigolmi, A. Comi, A. Micheletti, M. Perona and A. Portioli 97

Calendar of Events 107

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL

VOLUME 10, NUMBER 2, MARCH 1999


Editorial: The dynamics of decision-making 109

Invited Paper

Production management issues in developing nations
G. C. Omvubolu, W. Haupt, G. de Clercq and J. Visser 110

Research Papers

Multi-stage lot sizing models with imperfect processes and inspection
errors
M. Ben-Day a and A. Rahim 118

Improving flow to achieve lean manufacturing in shipbuilding
R. L. Storch and S. Lim 127

A new dominance rule for the total weighted tardiness problem
M. S. Akturk and M. B. Yildirim 138

Evaluating the effectiveness of using lot-sizing rules to cope with MRP
system nervousness
C.-J. Ho and S.'J. Kathy Ho 150

Defining an information structure to analyse resource spending
changes of Operations Management decisions
- P. Verdaasdonk and M. Wouters 162

Effect of deteriorating items on the instantaneous replenishment
model
M. K. Salameh, M. Y. Jaber and N. Noueihed 175

Optimization-based planning heuristic for material flow congestion
avoidance in conveyor network design
P. Banerjee, A. Banerjee and R. Tesic 181

Industrial Papers

Escape from the unnecessary some guidelines for production
management
A. Segerstedt 194

Application of control charts in analytic hierarchy process
C. Muralidharan, N. Anantharaman, S. Pugazhendhi and
S. G. Deshmukh 200

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL

VOLUME 10, NUMBER 3, APRIL-MAY 1999

Editorial: Y2K and PPC 205

Invited Paper

MRP/sfx: a kanban-oriented shop floor extension to MRP
P. B. Nagendra and S. K. Das 207

Research Papers

Assess the vulnerability of your production system
B. E. Ashjornslett and M. Rausand 219

Models of cyclic production systems
B. Skolud 230

An implementation of man-software cooperative scheduling: the IO
software
B. Grabot, C. Berard and P. Nguyen 238

Designing a tabu search algorithm for the two-stage flow shop
problem with secondary criterion
J. N. D. Gupta, N. Palanimuthu and C-L. Chen 251

Application of a behaviour-based scheduling approach for distributed
scheduling of an assembly shop
R.Bemelman, A. Tharumarajah, P. WelgamaandA. Wells 266

JIT purchasing: literature review and implications for Indian industry
D. Garg and S. Deshmukh 276

Industrial Paper

A model for optimizing performance based on reliability, life-cycle
costs and other measurements
B. Prasad 286

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL

VOLUME 10 NUMBER 4 JUNE 1999

Special Issue:

Advanced computing techniques in Production Planning and Control edited by M. Garetti arid M. Tai.scli

CONTENTS

Editorial

Advanced computing techniques in Production Planning and Control M. Garetti and M. Taisch 301

Artificial Neural Networks

A neural network clustering model for miscellaneous components production planning V. Cesarotti, L. Rossi and R. Santoro ' 305

The project of a new products line: an application of neural networks C. Campi and M. Pullo ' 317

Neural networks in production planning and control M. Garetti and M. Taisch 324

Genetic Algorithms

Experiences and issues in evaluating tool requirements using genetic algorithms M. Braglia and L. Zavanella 340

Simulated Annealing

A study of rescheduling strategies and abstraction levels for a chemical process scheduling problem P. Van Bael 359

Tabu Search

From theory to application: tabu search in textile production scheduling M. Tuc'ct and R. Rinaldi 365

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL
VOLUME 10 , NUMBER 5 , JULY-AUGUST 1999

CONTENTS

Editorial
Virtual institutes 403

Invited Paper
How engineering data management and system support the main
process-oriented functions of a large-scale project
A.-P. HameriandJ. Nikkola 404

Research Papers
An expert system for the selection of production planning and control
software packages
I. P. Tatsiopoulos and N. D, Mekras 414


(Q, R,L) inventory model involving quantity discounts and a
stochastic backorder rate
L,'Y. Ouyang and B.-R. Chuang 426


A stochastic inventory model with lead time and lot size interaction
M. A. H ariga 434


Determination of the optimal number of kanbans and kanban
allocation in a FMS: a simulation-based study
S. Sengupta, F. Shariefand S. P. Dutta 439


Effect of payment credit facilities on the instantaneous replenishment
model, an exact approach
M. K, Salameh and N. Noueihed 448


Data envelopment analysis for dispatching rule selection
M. Braglia and A. Petroni 454


Genetic algorithm for minimizing tardiness in flow-shop scheduling
G. C. Omvubolu and M. Mutingi 462


Impacts of buyers' order batching on the supplier's demand
correlation and capacity utilization in a branching supply chain
H'D. Jung, H.-S. Ahn, B.-H. Ahn and S,-K. Rhee 472

Industrial Papers

A rule-based master production scheduling system for an electro-
mechanical manufacturing company
E. Gundogar 486

Policy deployment: a case study analysis
R. G. Lee and B. G. Dale 493

Book review 502

Calendar of Events 503

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL
VOLUME 10 , NUMBER 6 , SEPTEMBER 1999


CONTENTS

Editorial
Continued education 505

Invited Paper
The workflow system and its applications
W.M, Chow 506

Research Papers
Inventory safety stocks of kanban control systems
K. Merlins and U. Lewandrowski 520

Task scheduling by guided simulated annealing
C. H. Cheng, R. W. T. Mak, V. M. R. Tummala and B. R. Feiring 530

An opportunity for system dynamics in manufacturing system
modelling
T. S. Baines and D. K. Harrison 542

Experimental earliness/tardiness production planning with the due
window system
W, Wang, D. Wang and T.-L. Ren 553

Design requirements for health care production control systems
G. de Vt'ies, J. W. M. Bertrand and J. M, H. Vissers 559

Integrated project operations and personnel scheduling with multiple
labour classes
H. K. Alf ares, J, E. Bailey and W. Y. Lin 570

Industrial Papers

An integrated simulation model for effective planning of maintenance
operations for Saudi Arabian Airlines (SAUDIA)
S. O. Duffuaa and A. A. Andijani 579

Delivery date decision support system for the large scale make-
to-order manufacturing companies: a Korean electric motor
company case
C. Park, J. Song, J.-G. Kirn and L Kim 585

Notes
A new heuristic algorithm for the one-dimensional bin-packing
problem
J. N. D. Gupta and J. C. Ho 598

Calendar of Events 604

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PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL
VOLUME 10 , NUMBER 7 , OCTOBER-NOVEMBER 1999


CONTENTS
Agile, Intelligent and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
Guest editorial. Agile, Intelligent and Computer-Integrated
Manufacturing
A. A. Desrochers. R, J. Graves and A. C. Sonderson 605



Focused Issue Papers
Flexible reasoning using sensible agent-based systems: a case study in
job Flow scheduling
K. S. Barber, T.H. Liu. A. Goel and S. Ramaswamy 606


Design pattern For deadlock handling in holonic manufacturing
systems
J. Wyns H. van BrusselandP. Valckenaers 616


Evolutionary Decision Support for Distributed Virtual Design in
Modular Product Manufacturing
R. Subbu, A. C Sanderson, C. Hocaoglu and R. J. Graves 627


An echelon inventory-based single-stage cost function for a two-
station tandem system
J. A. A, Moreira and C. F. G. Bispo 643


A distributed systems model for estimation of printed circuit board
fabrication costs
A. Agrawal and R. J. Graves 650



Layered supervisory control architecture for reconfigurable
automation
B. L. Huff and C. R. Edwards 659


Ordinary Papers
Multiproduct multistage production scheduling (MMPS) for
manufacturing systems
M. F. Carvalho, C. A. O. Fernandesand P, A. V. Ferreira 671

Effect of forecast errors on rolling horizon master production schedule
cost performance for various replanning intervals
R. Venkataraman and J. Nathan 682


Hybrid approach to decision-making for job-shop scheduling
K. Mesghoum, P. Pesm, D, Trentesaux, S, Hammadi, C. Tahon and
P. Borne 690


A heuristic for scheduling in a flowshop with the bicriteria of
makespan and maximum tardiness minimization
K. Chakravarthy and C. Rajendran 707


Calendar of Events 715


 

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