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BATCHING DECISIONS - STRUCTURE AND MODELS
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DOI：10.1016/0377-2217(94)90072-8.png)
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Batching decisions are one of management's instruments to impact performance of goods-flow systems. There is a vast body of literature on analysis and modeling of batching. This paper aims to provide a structure for batching decisions that can help in positioning batching research and models with respect to issues pertinent to goods-flow management. The basis of the structure is a distinction of batching issues as related to three decision levels: (i) process choice/design, (ii) activity planning (aggregate planning and activity programming), and (iii) activity control. Furthermore, the paper discusses some often heard criticisms of batching analysis. The paper concludes with a little speculation of the authors on the future directions of batching research.
Keywords:
BATCHING AND LOTSIZING
PLANNING AND CONTROL
MODELING
DECISION MAKING
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