Hybrid flow shop rescheduling for contract manufacturing services

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Título do Artigo
Hybrid flow shop rescheduling for contract manufacturing services
Descrição
Several approaches for strategic and tactical integration of supply chains considering the demand
management process have been proposed in the literature. However, in the context of Industry
4.0, there is a lack of studies related to the scheduling and rescheduling process integrating industries on the operational level. This paper proposes a novel hybrid flow shop rescheduling procedure
to address the integration, on the operational level, of a contract manufacturer, who handles production execution and inventory control, and their industrial customers, who are in charge of the
delivery planning process. The research question emergedfrom the empirical problem of connecting
a contract manufacturer with its industrial customers. In alignment with the findings in the literature review, based on an updated conceptual model, a real hybrid flow shop was modelled using
a multi-method approach that combines discrete event and agent-based simulation. The results
show improvements in overall production and delivery performance. One can say that this is the
first time that a production rescheduling problem is handled considering industries’ integration at
the operational level. Even though the primary motivation of this research was to solve a production
rescheduling issue in a Contract Manufacturer, the developed approach allows application in any
B2B partnership.
Abstract
Several approaches for strategic and tactical integration of supply chains considering the demand
management process have been proposed in the literature. However, in the context of Industry
4.0, there is a lack of studies related to the scheduling and rescheduling process integrating industries on the operational level. This paper proposes a novel hybrid flow shop rescheduling procedure
to address the integration, on the operational level, of a contract manufacturer, who handles production execution and inventory control, and their industrial customers, who are in charge of the
delivery planning process. The research question emergedfrom the empirical problem of connecting
a contract manufacturer with its industrial customers. In alignment with the findings in the literature review, based on an updated conceptual model, a real hybrid flow shop was modelled using
a multi-method approach that combines discrete event and agent-based simulation. The results
show improvements in overall production and delivery performance. One can say that this is the
first time that a production rescheduling problem is handled considering industries’ integration at
the operational level. Even though the primary motivation of this research was to solve a production
rescheduling issue in a Contract Manufacturer, the developed approach allows application in any
B2B partnership.
Língua do arquivo
inglês
Data da Publicação
Ano 2020
Palavra-chave
Production rescheduling
reactive scheduling
multi-method modelling
multi-agent system
B2B
contract manufacturing service
Autores
Iracyanne Retto Uhlmann
Renata Mariani Zanella
Enzo Morosini Frazzon
Local
ITEGAM - Santa Catarina, 2020
Coleções
ARTIGOS