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Manufacturing Execution Systems

The Nature and Importance of Work Centers

Typical scheduling and control functionsWork center defined
Objectives of work-center schedulingInfinite loading defined
Job sequencingFinite loading defined
 Forward scheduling defined
 Backward scheduling defined
 Machine-limited process defined
 Labor-limited process defined
 Dispatching defined
 Sequencing defined
 Priority rules defined

Priority Rules and Techniques

Scheduling n jobs on one machineJohnson's rule defined
Comparison of priority rulesAssignment method defined
Scheduling n jobs on two machines
Scheduling a set number of jobs on the same number of machines
Scheduling n jobs on m machines

Shop-Floor Control

Gantt chartsShop-floor (production activity) control defined
Tools of shop-floor controlInput/output (I/O) control defined
Input/output control
Data integrity
Principles of work-center scheduling

Personnel Scheduling in Services

Scheduling consecutive days off
Scheduling daily work times
Scheduling hourly work times

Conclusion

Case: Keep Patients Waiting? Not in My Office








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