2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-530x2005000100004
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Avaliação do grau de prioridade e do foco do Planejamento e Controle da Produção (PCP): modelos e estudos de casos

Abstract: Neste artigo propomos um modelo que sugere qual o grau de prioridade que a empresa deve dar à sua função Planejamento e Controle da Produção (PCP) e outro que sugere qual o foco decisório que deve ter o PCP [foco em planejamento, foco em programação ou foco em ambos (planejamento e programação)]. Ambos os modelos são validados por meio de estudos de casos em 10 importantes empresas industriais brasileiras.

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“…While value depends on an organization's ability to creatively invest its capabilities in support of future innovations (Hart & Milstein, 2004), the value effectively created or delivered relies on planning and monitoring. In addition, control mechanisms must be more complex as the processes to be controlled become more complex (Fernandes & Santoro, 2005). These arguments are closely linked to the healthcare context, which entails not only complex processes requiring increased control but also higher costs that force daily management innovations.…”
Section: Patient Flow and Efficient Operations Management In Healthcare Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While value depends on an organization's ability to creatively invest its capabilities in support of future innovations (Hart & Milstein, 2004), the value effectively created or delivered relies on planning and monitoring. In addition, control mechanisms must be more complex as the processes to be controlled become more complex (Fernandes & Santoro, 2005). These arguments are closely linked to the healthcare context, which entails not only complex processes requiring increased control but also higher costs that force daily management innovations.…”
Section: Patient Flow and Efficient Operations Management In Healthcare Servicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies about production planning are found in large quantity in the literature. According to Fernandes & Santoro (2005) Production Planning and Control (PPC) problems are broached in three ways: considering only the production lot sizing, considering only the daily scheduling of items to be produced or considering these two aspects in an integrated way, i.e., the PPC integrated with scheduling. The latter form tries to join the long term planning to the short term one, making a weekly lot sizing of the items and daily scheduling of them.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%