2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpe.2006.12.018
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Product prioritization in a two-stage food production system with intermediate storage

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“…The negative PClead time relationships identified in the literature sample were linear (Mapes et al, 1997;, concave, and increasing as an exponential function (Thonemann and Bradley, 2002). Two U-shaped relationships were found in a simulation study of the number of product variants of an automobile manufacturer (Brabazon et al, 2010) and in a study on the product mix skewness of a food producer (Akkerman and van Donk, 2007). Zhang and Chen (2007) provided evidence for both a "negative relationship" and a "no relationship" classification (Table 5), where an increasing number of base models in an automotive factory is related to increasing lead time, while the average number of car types per model (e.g., body, engine) is not related to lead time.…”
Section: Pc Is Related To Increasing Lead Time Processing Time Setup Time and Decreasing Productivitymentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…The negative PClead time relationships identified in the literature sample were linear (Mapes et al, 1997;, concave, and increasing as an exponential function (Thonemann and Bradley, 2002). Two U-shaped relationships were found in a simulation study of the number of product variants of an automobile manufacturer (Brabazon et al, 2010) and in a study on the product mix skewness of a food producer (Akkerman and van Donk, 2007). Zhang and Chen (2007) provided evidence for both a "negative relationship" and a "no relationship" classification (Table 5), where an increasing number of base models in an automotive factory is related to increasing lead time, while the average number of car types per model (e.g., body, engine) is not related to lead time.…”
Section: Pc Is Related To Increasing Lead Time Processing Time Setup Time and Decreasing Productivitymentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Product mix skewness The distribution of demand across products, where low skewness represents equally distributed demand across products and extreme skewness represents demand concentrated on a few variants (Akkerman and van Donk, 2007;Jensen et al, 1996;Ruiz-Torres and Mahmoodi, 2007, 2008, Seifoddini and Djassemi, 1996, 1997 Herfindahl type…”
Section: Demand Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Food supply chains have specific and challenging inventory and production characteristics compared to other types of supply chains (Akkerman & van Donk, 2007;Zavanella & Zanoni, 2009), including:…”
Section: Agri-food Supply Chain Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Manufacturing policy in this relation is associated with one of the two strategies: Make-to-Order (MTO) or Make-to-Stock (MTS). In a case of MTO, some products are commonly under extreme pressure, which creates a situation where certain products need to get priority over other products (Akkerman and van Donk, 2007). However, this prioritization doesn't solve problem with excessive throughput times in the plants.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%