Hierarchical and sequential process modeling tools

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The series is comprised of self-contained books with a broad and comprehensive coverage that are suitable for class as well as for individual self-study. Springer Texts in Business and Economics (STBE) delivers high-quality instructional content for undergraduates and graduates in all areas of Business/Management Science and Economics. Pages 307-317 Citation previewД«usiness Model Management Design - Process - Instruments Second Edition Wirtz).Pages 275-285ДЄutomotive Business Model (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 259-273Д«anking Business Model (Bernd W.

Wirtz).Pages 257-258Д®-business Model (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 235-246Д¬ontrolling Business Models (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 225-233ДЄdaptation and Modification of Business Models (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 215-224Д«usiness Model Operation (Bernd W. Implementation of Business Models (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 191-196Дesign of Business Models (Bernd W. Types of Business Model Management (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 135-158Д«usiness Model Innovation (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 103-133ДЄctors and Interactions in Business Models (Bernd W. Partial Models of Business Models (Bernd W. Structure of the Value Creation in Business Models (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 19-49Дistinction and Aims of Business Models (Bernd W. Wirtz).Pages 7-17Д«usiness Model Concepts in Literature (Bernd W. Finally, we suggest several extensions and future research directions.Introduction (Bernd W. the operations are not constrained by a process sequence). According to the optimal decisions provided by the integrated planning model, we then develop an off-line scheduling scheme that is capable of generating detail parts sequencing in the sequence independent environment (i.e. We first integrate and formulate batching, loading, and routeing, three of the most important FMS planning problems, as a 0-1 mixed integer program. The problems are solved as a hierarchical process. This paper takes a first step to simultaneously address the planning and scheduling problems of flexible manufacturing systems. To date, the FMS planning and scheduling problems have not been studied together, though they are highly interrelated. Most, if not all, studies, however, have focused on either developing the planning model or examining the performance of different scheduling rules. Research on the planning and scheduling issues of flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) has not been sparse.

Hierarchical and sequential process modeling tools