A routine-based framework implementing workload control to address recurring disturbances

doi:10.1080/09537287.2018.1494344

A routine-based framework implementing workload control to address recurring disturbances

2018-08-18

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Sayyed Shoaib-ul-Hasan *

Ruth Carrasco‐Gallego

DOI：10.1080/09537287.2018.1494344

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This research focuses on responsiveness in high variety manufacturing environments. To achieve it, the article proposes to develop Dynamic Response Capabilities (DRCs) of the manufacturing system defined as the abilities to readjust the planned operating parameters of workload, capacity, and lead time, in the wake of disturbances. To inform their development, built on the Workload Control theory, a routine-based framework is proposed. The framework supports an integrated approach for the implementation of adaptive decision-making routines for workload, capacity, and lead time readjustments at different stages in the order fulfilment process. Findings from two empirical cases show the appropriateness of the framework to develop and utilise DRCs in different settings of disturbances. Results of a simulation study, with one of the case companies, also shows the effectiveness of the framework to drive performance improvements in presence of recurring disturbances leading to demand variability.

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High product variety

order fulfilment process

disturbances

manufacturing responsiveness

routines

operations capabilities

workload control

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