1998
DOI: 10.1007/s002910050069
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Planning stability under (s,S) inventory control rules

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“…The number of times that a planned order is rescheduled irrespectively of the planned quantity (Heisig, 1998). This case is directed to minimize disruptions in the production sequence, since this would imply extra setup time.…”
Section: Planning Nervousnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The number of times that a planned order is rescheduled irrespectively of the planned quantity (Heisig, 1998). This case is directed to minimize disruptions in the production sequence, since this would imply extra setup time.…”
Section: Planning Nervousnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Now the worker's objection is considered. Assumption, when the mean of the production variable is mp, the effort and the energy which the worker pay for each output is a continuous convex function R ( m ) ; when the acceleration factor equal 8, the effort and the energy which the worker pay for each output is a continuous convex function V (8). According to the actual situation, R" ( m ) < 0, R"( m ) > 0, V' (8) …”
Section: Instability Of the Materials Inventorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Durieux et Pierreval (2003) indiquent que le terme stabilité est généralement mis en opposition à celui de nervosité. Stabilité et nervosité de la planification sont souvent traitées dans la littérature au niveau du calcul des besoins (MRP) (Yano et Carlson, 1987 ;Ho, 1989 ;Sridharan et Laforge, 1990 ;Jensen, 1993 ;Heisig, 1998). Calculer un programme directeur de production (PDP) revient à mettre en place un horizon glissant, ce qui implique de le recalculer avec une périodicité ∆ ; par conséquent, ce type de pratique induit des variations dans les quantités de production résultantes.…”
Section: Objectifs De L'analyse : Mesurer La Stabilitéunclassified