2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.procir.2014.02.027
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Development of a Method for Visualization and Evaluation of Production Logistics in a Multi-variant Production

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“…In this context, a quality assurance procedure to increase the efficiency of complex production systems has been developed by Dietrich (2007). Bauer et al (2014) evaluate logistic processes in a multi-variant production environment. In Schuh et al (2011), the authors present a multi-level simulation model to assess and to control value stream data in supply chains.…”
Section: Analysis and Optimization Of Complex Production Systems And Supply Chain Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, a quality assurance procedure to increase the efficiency of complex production systems has been developed by Dietrich (2007). Bauer et al (2014) evaluate logistic processes in a multi-variant production environment. In Schuh et al (2011), the authors present a multi-level simulation model to assess and to control value stream data in supply chains.…”
Section: Analysis and Optimization Of Complex Production Systems And Supply Chain Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The consequences find themselves within an increasing complexity and diminished transparency of logistics systems in the product supply. Nevertheless, logistics cache significant rationalization capabilities within or across companies (Bauer et al 2014). The human factor: man -the decision-making authority, also plays important role in the supplier choice process.…”
Section: Manager Of Logisticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Automated techniques have been implemented, ensuring real-time travel routes, monitoring and traceability of the products thereof [10]. But that does not necessarily offer the optimal response when you need to establish mechanisms for reasoning about the problems that arise in the administration of warehouses, as distribution of resources according to the needs of movement, time and product characteristics [11] and [12].…”
Section: Point Of Viewmentioning
confidence: 99%