Production planning with linear programming: From textbook to factory

C. Perry and W. J. Preston

Omega, 1986, vol. 14, issue 3, 233-238

Abstract: A case study explores the application of linear programming (LP) to the medium-term planning of a factory's production. The case appears to be the only non-oil company application of LP for medium-term production planning in the region. Details of the application are presented. Conclusions about implementation and utility of LP models for production planning are reached.

Date: 1986
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