2020
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1679/3/032007
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On the problem and algorithms for coordinated optimal management of production and material flows of an enterprise

Abstract: The paper presents the problem of controlling the input and output material flows of an industrial enterprise, supplemented by the condition for the choice of sales prices and adjusted in terms of the number of products sold. This economic and mathematical model finds optimal solutions for the management problem at enterprises, namely, the problem of forming a production program according to the criterion of the maximum net profit at the end of the planning period. In the constraints of the model, both product… Show more

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“…Their solution can fully calculate and manage spare parts required for production. Mezentsev et al [24] raised the issue of controlling the input and output logistics of industrial enterprises, supplemented the condition of setting the selling price, and adjusted the condition according to the number of sold products. Concerning the model constraints, they systematically considered production factors, resource constraints, and the logic of input and output logistics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their solution can fully calculate and manage spare parts required for production. Mezentsev et al [24] raised the issue of controlling the input and output logistics of industrial enterprises, supplemented the condition of setting the selling price, and adjusted the condition according to the number of sold products. Concerning the model constraints, they systematically considered production factors, resource constraints, and the logic of input and output logistics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%