Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility
We have developed two simulation models to conduct experiments on process flexibility, following the frameworks provided by Jordan and Graves (1995) paper. Our models deal with process, which have multiple products and multiple production facilities. By default each product can be produced in one of...
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description | We have developed two simulation models to conduct experiments on process flexibility, following the frameworks provided by Jordan and Graves (1995) paper. Our models deal with process, which have multiple products and multiple production facilities. By default each product can be produced in one of the facilities. And, flexibility can be added to system to make it possible for products to be produced in two or more facilities. These models allow researchers to experiment on impacts of change in values of product demand, variation in product demand, plant capacity and number of plants (or models) and overall flexibility on customer service and plant utilization. |
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spelling | doaj.art-4af082c8f0ac492db2d7570267e007792023-01-02T05:07:04ZengMcMaster UniversitySpreadsheets in Education1448-61562012-07-01521117Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing FlexibilityDeepak K SubediWe have developed two simulation models to conduct experiments on process flexibility, following the frameworks provided by Jordan and Graves (1995) paper. Our models deal with process, which have multiple products and multiple production facilities. By default each product can be produced in one of the facilities. And, flexibility can be added to system to make it possible for products to be produced in two or more facilities. These models allow researchers to experiment on impacts of change in values of product demand, variation in product demand, plant capacity and number of plants (or models) and overall flexibility on customer service and plant utilization.http://epublications.bond.edu.au/ejsie/vol5/iss2/4Proecss FlexibilityManufacturingSimulationOperations Management |
spellingShingle | Deepak K Subedi Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility Spreadsheets in Education Proecss Flexibility Manufacturing Simulation Operations Management |
title | Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility |
title_full | Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility |
title_fullStr | Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility |
title_full_unstemmed | Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility |
title_short | Spreadsheet Simulation for Understanding Manufacturing Flexibility |
title_sort | spreadsheet simulation for understanding manufacturing flexibility |
topic | Proecss Flexibility Manufacturing Simulation Operations Management |
url | http://epublications.bond.edu.au/ejsie/vol5/iss2/4 |
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