1999
DOI: 10.1080/002075499191364
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The development and implementation of a simulation tool for the assessment of quality economics within a cell-based manufacturing company

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“…Spedding and Chan (2001) comment that conventional individual control chart designs (including many of the analytical techniques) do not address the problem of the interrelationship of processes, or the propagation of errors through the system. Clark and Tannock (1999) suggest that the analytical approaches may either be too complex or disputable to be of any real value to quality practitioners. The¯exibility of simulation methods allow the generation of models with greater complexity than that allowed by the analytical techniques.…”
Section: Background On Quality Costing and Simulationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…Spedding and Chan (2001) comment that conventional individual control chart designs (including many of the analytical techniques) do not address the problem of the interrelationship of processes, or the propagation of errors through the system. Clark and Tannock (1999) suggest that the analytical approaches may either be too complex or disputable to be of any real value to quality practitioners. The¯exibility of simulation methods allow the generation of models with greater complexity than that allowed by the analytical techniques.…”
Section: Background On Quality Costing and Simulationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Simulation of the quality systems in speci®c manufacturing environments have been developed by a number of authors, including Clark and Tannock (1999), Spedding and Chan (2001), Gardner et al (1995) and Freeman (1995). While some of these models are more complex than others, the principle of the simulation involves the replication of the production environment and the allocation of costs into the PAF cost elements.…”
Section: Background On Quality Costing and Simulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quality economics might be defined as the study of costs and benefits related to the achievement of manufacturing or service quality (Clark and Tannock, 1999). Thus, the two main constituting elements of quality economics comprised in this definition are (i) the study of costs and benefits and (ii) the achievement of quality.…”
Section: Quality Economics: Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some examples of the use of QC systems and COQ data (e.g. Clark and Tannock, 1999;Porter and Rayner, 1992):…”
Section: %mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tannock (1995Tannock ( , 1997 emphasizes the significance of process capability in the selection of quality control strategy and revealed the economic advantages of control charting where special or assignable causes exist. Clark and Tannock (1999) investigate the use of simulation model to estimate the quality cost associated with multi manufacturing system setup and quality control strategies. This approach was validated and aligned with actual costs at a case study company.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%