Recommendation Method for Build-to-Order Products Considering Substitutability of Specifications and Stock Consumption Balance of Components

Shimoda, Atsushi; Kosugi, Hidenori; Karino, Takafumi; Komoda, Norihisa

doi:10.1541/ieejeiss.130.895

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“…Usable parts inventory was allocated for the targeted number of units set for each functional specification and/or performance value classification, with the number of units that could be ordered that was closest to the target order quantity being set. The targeted number of units that could be ordered is an integer decision variable; hence, we employed the integer programming method [17]- [18].…”

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A Sales Support System with Order Receiving Seats for Engineer-to-Order Production

AKASAKA,

WENG

2023

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In this research, ETO (Engineer-to-Order) production with MTS (Make-to-Stock) parts is focused on. The research aims to enable the sales staff to quickly identify customer requirements, propose required product functional specifications and delivery dates while considering efficient utilization of parts inventory. To realize this aim, a sales support system that presents product functional specifications to customers in following two phases is proposed. (1)Customized design phase: to enable quick proposition of specifications based on the customer requirements, the relationship among customer requirements and product specifications are systematized, and a basic product functional specification determination method is proposed. (2) Order reservation and selection phase: to enable efficient use of parts inventory and maximize orders, order receiving seats are developed beforehand by applying the concept of production seat booking system . Basic product functional specification obtained from ( 1) is used as input to enable convenient selection of specifications for the manufacturer. A case study of machine tools is tested, and the effects are confirmed on both increasing order receive rates and reducing parts inventory.

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Section: Order Receiving Seats Determining Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%