Cost efficient short term capacity planning for MTO enterprises

Ketki Kulkarni, Pallavi Manohar

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A Make-to-Order (MTO) set-up is one in which production starts only on receiving confirmed orders, and there is no inventory. An enterprise is a group of production sites that may be geographically separated. This paper considers enterprises that operate on the MTO principles. Upon receiving orders for products, the orders are assigned to the different production sites that are geographically distributed. In order to have an efficient production plan, the decision support system must address challenges at the enterprise level, as well as at the individual production site level. In this paper our interest is in an optimal distribution of orders across sites while exploiting individual capacities at those sites. The enterprise level decisions are referred to as routing decisions, while the site level decisions are called scheduling decisions. The planning horizon for these decisions is typically short, that is, a day or a week and hence the proposed solution approach falls under short term capacity planning. A central router is assumed to receive orders on behalf of the enterprise, and is then expected to divide the order workload amongst the sites, in order to minimize the overall costs (production as well as transportation). At each site, an optimal schedule is determined to minimize the maximal completion time, as well as maximize remaining capacity on each machine, after satisfying the workload assigned to it. A framework for cost efficient routing and scheduling while ensuring job deadlines is proposed which allows iterative interaction of routing and scheduling modules. The feedback on capacity based on deadline violations at each site is used to iteratively optimize routing of jobs while ensuring job deadlines, along with the objective of cost efficient capacity planning. We present two iterative frameworks one using Mixed Integer Program (MIP) and the second using MIP and discrete event simulation model. The proposed frameworks have been implemented and computational results are presented to compare their performances.

OriginalspråkEngelska
Titel på värdpublikationSIGSIM-PADS 2015 - Proceedings of the 3rd ACM Conference on SIGSIM-Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulation
Antal sidor10
FörlagAssociation for Computing Machinery, Inc./ A C M Special Interest Group
Utgivningsdatum10.06.2015
Sidor13-22
ISBN (elektroniskt)9781450335836
DOI
StatusPublicerad - 10.06.2015
MoE-publikationstypA4 Artikel i en konferenspublikation
Evenemang3rd ACM Conference on SIGSIM-Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulation, SIGSIM-PADS 2015 - London, Storbritannien
Varaktighet: 10.06.201512.06.2015

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NamnSIGSIM-PADS 2015 - Proceedings of the 3rd ACM Conference on SIGSIM-Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulation

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