Short-term robustness of production management systems: a case study

Article Abstract:

Study of scenario-based robustness of production management systems in four business enterprises is discussed. Risk and sensitivity analyses are also presented for the production management systems of these companies.

France, Production Planning & Control, Venture Analysis, Risk assessment, Production control

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Response surface methodology's steepest ascent and step size revisited

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The role of response surface methodology (RSM) in searching for the input combination that gives the maximum output is examined. The problems of RSM and techniques for solving them are discussed.

Strategy & planning, Inventory Control, Planning, Company business planning, Global economy, Response surfaces (Statistics)

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Robustness of Kriging when interpolating in random simulation with heterogeneous variances: some experiments

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Regression analysis to examine the viability of Kriging as practical interpolation method to solve random simulation problems is presented.

Usage, Interpolation, Regression analysis, Mathematical optimization, Optimization theory

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