Sequence-Dependent Scheduling at Baxter International
Autor: | Glenn Brame, Steven E. Moss, Cheryl Dale |
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Rok vydání: | 2000 |
Předmět: |
Rate-monotonic scheduling
Schedule Mathematical optimization Job shop scheduling Computer science Management of Technology and Innovation Strategy and Management Scheduling (production processes) Flow shop scheduling Dynamic priority scheduling Management Science and Operations Research Deadline-monotonic scheduling Fair-share scheduling |
Zdroj: | Interfaces. 30:70-80 |
ISSN: | 1526-551X 0092-2102 |
Popis: | We solved Baxter International's IV (intravenous) systems production scheduling as a sequence-dependent scheduling problem. Unlike problems previously studied, Baxter's production line has a large number of components and parts (IV systems) with a nonrepetitive schedule. We compared cluster analysis and mathematical programming as alternative methodologies to solve the scheduling problem. Mathematical programming produces solutions that do better in optimizing setup times. Cluster analysis produces results that managers prefer over mathematical programming because cluster analysis reduces resource requirements relative to mathematical programming. Baxter's implementation of the scheduling model based on cluster analysis on four production lines reduces setup times and saves $165,000 annually. |
Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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