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Zukin, Marcio; Dalcol, Paulo Roberto Tavares

doi:10.1023/a:1008100514668

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“…Through a literature review and classification, we confirmed that a smart supply chain, especially with additive manufacturing, could provide more flexibility and opportunities in the face of the new manufacturing paradigms associated with personalized production. Also, flexibility is multi-dimensional [56] and smart supply chains can be flexible in different ways. Although the scope of this study does not cover the more comprehensive meaning of the smart supply chain, cloud-based networked manufacturing like FaaS can be one of the approaches for smart supply chains to flexibly meet individual requirements.…”

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Dynamic Supply Chain Design and Operations Plan for Connected Smart Factories with Additive Manufacturing

Chung

Kim²,

Lee

2018

Applied Sciences

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Interest in smart factories and smart supply chains has been increasing, and researchers have emphasized the importance and the effects of advanced technologies such as 3D printers, the Internet of Things, and cloud services. This paper considers an innovation in dynamic supply-chain design and operations: connected smart factories that share interchangeable processes through a cloud-based system for personalized production. In the system, customers are able to upload a product design file, an optimal supply chain design and operations plan are then determined based on the available resources in the network of smart factories. The concept of smart supply chains is discussed and six types of flexibilities are identified, namely: design flexibility, product flexibility, process flexibility, supply chain flexibility, collaboration flexibility, and strategic flexibility. Focusing on supply chain flexibility, a general planning framework and various optimization models for dynamic supply chain design and operations plan are proposed. Further, numerical experiments are conducted to analyze fixed, production, and transportation costs for various scenarios. The results demonstrate the extent of the dynamic supply chain design and operations problem, and the large variation in transportation cost.

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“…There are few studies on the operational aspects of the smart supply chain. Ivanov et al [56] consider a mathematical model and algorithm for a scheduling problem of a smart factory, under the consideration of different processing speeds and dynamic job arrivals.…”

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confidence: 99%