Joint determination of production run length and number of standbys in a deteriorating production process

Article Abstract:

Two models for optimum manufacturing quantity are analyzed in relation to the suggested standby of repairable and unrepairable modules of economic production run length. The modules are also examined vis-a-vis economic number of standbys in a deteriorating production process.

Taiwan

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An integrated systems approach to process control and maintenance

Article Abstract:

A study highlighting the economic benefits resulting from integration of Statistical Process Control and maintenance management in the process management of an organization is presented.

United States, Management dynamics, Analysis, Management, Company business management, Process control, Maintenance

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Algorithmic approximations for the busy period distribution of the M/M/c retrial queue

Article Abstract:

Performance of first-step analysis for numerical inversion of generalized truncated models, based on algorithmic probability, is described.

Spain, Usage, Economic development models

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