International Journal of Production Economics 1996: Vol 44 Table of Contents

3 Pages·1996·0.92 MB·English

international journal of
production
economics
ELSEVIE Int. J. Production Economics 44 (1996) 281-282
Contents Volume 44
Vol. 44, Nos. 1,2
Production Planning System
In Honor of Professor Rintaro Muramatsu
G. Salvendy
In Memoriam: Professor Rintaro Muramatsu, 1916-1994
R.W. Grubbstr6m
Lot scheduling problem for continuous demand
Y. Seki and K. Kogure
A new concept of job shop scheduling system — hierarchical decision model
A study of production management system with MRP
D. Nakagiri and S. Kuriyama
Single machine scheduling using dominance relation to minimize earliness subject to ready and due times
M. Asano and H. Ohta
Fuzzy job shop scheduling
M. Kuroda and Zeng Wang
Replanning timing in hierarchical production planning
H. Tsubone and H. Furuta
On a two-stage hierarchical production planning system for process industries
H. Kalayama
The elements and functions of hierarchical scheduling system of order production
T. Ichimura
Ordering/Production System
Comparing integration strategies in production ordering systems
K. Takahashi and M. Soshiroda
Criterion for choosing ordering policies: Between fixed-size and fixed-interval, pull-type and push-type
K. Hoshino
Hybrid just-in-time logistics systems and information networks for effective management in perishable food industries
M. lijima, S. Komatsu and S. Katoh
Comparative analysis of ordering models for an international co-operative global complementary production system
S. Hiraki
A production ordering system for two-item, two-stage, capacity-constraint production and inventory model
K. Ishii and S. Imori
Performance of a multistage hybrid push/pull production control system
Y. Hirakawa
Makespan comparison between resequencing and switching in a dynamic manufacturing environment
H. Matsuura and M. Kanezashi
Inventory Control System
An analytical comparison of inventory costs between the pull and the parts-oriented production systems
S. Miyazaki
Reserve production capacity in a production inventory system
Perishable inventory control with two types of customers and different selling prices under the warehouse capacity constraint
H. Ishii and T. Nose
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Modelling resource supply and demand: Expanding the utility of ABC
C. Salafatinos
The role of logistics in concurrent engineering
S. Dowlatshahi
A comment on Standish et al.: The problem with CALS: Barriers to the development of product data exchange and the US
continuous acquisition and life-cycle support programme
G. Spinardi, |. Graham and R. Williams
The payback method of investment appraisal: A review and synthesis
Efficient heuristic and optimal approaches for n/2/F/XC, scheduling problems
C. Wang C. Chu and J.-M. Proth
Inventory models for fast moving spare parts subject to ‘sudden death’ obsolescence
K. Cobbaert and V. Oudheusden
Scheduling to minimize the coefficient of variation
P. De, J.B. Ghosh and C.E. Wells
Discounted costs, obsolescence and planned stockouts with the EOQ formula
C. van Delft and J.P. Vial ..
A two-item newsboy problem with substitutability
M. Khouja, A. Mehrez and G. Rabinowitz
Diary of Events
Author Index to volume 44
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