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Lean Business Systems and Beyond

First IFIP TC 5 Advanced Production Management Systems Conference (APMS’2006), Wroclaw, Poland, September 18-20, 2006

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  • © 2008

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Editors:
  1. Tomasz Koch

    1. Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

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  • A discussion of cutting-edge technology and practice in lean business systems

Part of the book series: IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (IFIPAICT, volume 257)

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Table of contents (51 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
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  2. Lean Production Systems for Dynamic Marketplaces

    1. Planning and scheduling

      1. A Basic Study of Auction-based Planning and Scheduling for Cell Manufacturing
        • Susumu Fujii, Toshiya Kaihara, Kentaro Sashio, Hiroko Yokose, Masasi Kurahashi, Nobuhiro Hayashi
        Pages 3-10
      2. Sizing of Heijunka-controlled Production Systems with Unreliable Production Processes
        • Christian R. Lippolt, Kai Furmans
        Pages 11-19
      3. A New Approach for Finite Capacity Planning in MRP Environment
        • Hong-bum Na, Hyoung-Gon Lee, Jinwoo Park
        Pages 21-27
      4. Preemptive Jobs Scheduling on Parallel Machines with Setup Times and Renewable Resources
        • Tomasz Śliwiński, Eugeniusz Toczyłowski
        Pages 29-39
      5. Dynamic Production Management Architecture Considering Preparative Operation
        • Akira Tsumaya, Minoru Koike, Hidefumi Wakamatsu, Eiji Arai
        Pages 41-48
      6. Planning and Balancing of Disassembly Systems
        • Gert Zülch, Rainer Schwarz
        Pages 49-56
      7. Demand Planning & Control – Handling Multiple Perspectives Through a Holistic Approach to Hierarchical Planning
        • Peter Nielsen, Kenn Steger-Jensen
        Pages 57-65
      8. Review of an ERP System Supporting Lean Manufacturing
        • Kenn Steger-Jensen, Hans-Henrik Hvolby
        Pages 67-74
      9. Orders Loading and Release in Flow Shops including Outsourcing Networks
        • I. P. Tatsiopoulos, A. Batsis, A. G. Papadopoulos
        Pages 75-92

    2. Information systems

      1. A Service Oriented Architecture to Support Industrial Information Systems
        • F. Biennier, A. Legait
        Pages 93-100
      2. Development of Promise Data Structure
        • Jacopo Cassina, Maurizio Tomasella, Marco Taisch, Micheal Marquard, Altug Metin, Andrea Matta
        Pages 101-110
      3. Streamlining Asset Maintenance throughout Analysis of its Usage Data
        • Hong-Bae Jun, Maurice Ruibal, Dimitris Kiritsis, Paul Xirouchakis
        Pages 111-119
      4. Development of an Information-interoperable Environment Based on Open Technologies for Lean Production Systems
        • Toshiaki Kimura, Hirohisa Tezuka, Yuichi Kanda
        Pages 121-128

    3. Performance measurement

      1. The Operations Excellence Audit Sheet
        • Erlend Alfnes, Heidi Dreyer, Jan Ola Strandhagen
        Pages 129-141
      2. Comparing Performance Measures for the Trade Off of Flow Time and Throughput in Complex Manufacturing Systems
        • M. Macchi
        Pages 143-150
      3. A Method for Measuring Operational and Financial Performance of a Production Value Stream
        • Tomasz Sobczyk, Tomasz Koch
        Pages 151-163

    4. Modeling concepts for enterprise and process improvement

      1. Reference Models for Mass Customisation Production of High Fashionable Products: Application to the Shoe Manufacturing Domain
        • Yves Ducq, Bruno Vallespir
        Pages 165-173
      2. Lean Manufacturing Systems Optimisation Supported by Metamodelling
        • Milan Gregor, Andrej Štefánik, Juraj Hromada
        Pages 175-183
      3. Integration of Factory Planning and ERP/MES Systems: Adaptive Simulation Models
        • Kai Mertins, Markus Rabe, Pavel Gocev
        Pages 185-193
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About this book

Lean Manufacturing has proved to be one of the most successful and most powerful production business systems over the last decades. Its application enabled many companies to make a big leap towards better utilization of resources and thus provide better service to the customers through faster response, higher quality and lowered costs. Lean is often described as “eyes for flow and eyes for muda” philosophy. It simply means that value is created only when all the resources flow through the system. If the flow is stopped no value but only costs and time are added, which is muda (Jap. waste). Since the philosophy was born at the Toyota many solutions were tailored for the high volume environment. But in turbulent, fast-changing market environment and progressing globalization, customers tend to require more customization, lower volumes and higher variety at much less cost and of better quality. This calls for adaptation of existing lean techniques and exploration of the new waste-free solutions that go far beyond manufacturing. This book brings together the opinions of a number of leading academics and researchers from around the world responding to those emerging needs. They tried to find answer to the question how to move forward from “Spaghetti World” of supply, production, distribution, sales, administration, product development, logistics, accounting, etc. Through individual chapters in this book authors present their views, approaches, concepts and developed tools. The reader will learn the key issues currently being addressed in production management research and practice throughout the world.

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  • Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

    Tomasz Koch

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