International Journal of Production Economics

1991 - 2025

Continuation of Engineering Costs and Production Economics.

Current editor(s): Stefan Minner

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Volume 44, issue 3, 1996

Modelling resource supply and demand: Expanding the utility of ABC pp. 177-187

Chris Salafatinos

The role of logistics in concurrent engineering pp. 189-199

S. Dowlatshahi

A comment on Standish et al.: The problem with CALS: Barriers to the development of product data exchange and the US continuous acquisition and life-cycle support programme pp. 201-206

Graham Spinardi, Ian Graham and Robin Williams

The payback method of investment appraisal: A review and synthesis pp. 207-224

Frank Lefley

Efficient heuristic and optimal approaches for n/2/F/[sigma]Ci scheduling problems pp. 225-237

Chengen Wang, Chengbin Chu and Jean-Marie Proth

Inventory models for fast moving spare parts subject to "sudden death" obsolescence pp. 239-248

Koen Cobbaert and Dirk Van Oudheusden

Scheduling to minimize the coefficient of variation pp. 249-253

Prabuddha De, Jay B. Ghosh and Charles E. Wells

Discounted costs, obsolescence and planned stockouts with the EOQ formula pp. 255-265

Ch. van Delft and J. P. Vial

A two-item newsboy problem with substitutability pp. 267-275

Moutaz Khouja, Abraham Mehrez and Gad Rabinowitz

Volume 44, issue 1-2, 1996

In honor of Professor Rintaro Muramatsu pp. 1-2

Gavriel Salvendy

In memoriam: Professor Rintaro Muramatsu, 1916-1994 pp. 3-5

Robert W. Grubbstrom

Lot scheduling problem for continuous demand pp. 7-15

Yoichi Seki and Keiji Kogure

A new concept of job shop scheduling system -- hierarchical decision model pp. 17-26

Shinichi Tagawa

A study of production management system with MRP pp. 27-33

Daiju Nakagiri and Sennosuke Kuriyama

Single machine scheduling using dominance relation to minimize earliness subject to ready and due times pp. 35-43

Makoto Asano and Hiroshi Ohta

Fuzzy job shop scheduling pp. 45-51

Mitsuru Kuroda and Zeng Wang

Replanning timing in hierarchical production planning pp. 53-61

Hitoshi Tsubone and Hirohisa Furuta

On a two-stage hierarchical production planning system for process industries pp. 63-72

Hiroshi Katayama

The elements and functions of hierarchical scheduling system of order production pp. 73-81

Takaya Ichimura

Comparing integration strategies in production ordering systems pp. 83-89

Katsuhiko Takahashi and Michio Soshiroda

Criterion for choosing ordering policies between fixed-size and fixed-interval, pull-type and push-type pp. 91-95

Kyoji Hoshino

Hybrid just-in-time logistics systems and information networks for effective management in perishable food industries pp. 97-103

M. Iijima, S. Komatsu and S. Katoh

Comparative analysis of ordering models for an international co-operative global complementary production system pp. 105-117

Shusaku Hiraki

A production ordering system for two-item, two-stage, capacity-constraint production and inventory model pp. 119-128

Kazuyoshi Ishii and Shigeki Imori

Performance of a multistage hybrid push/pull production control system pp. 129-135

Yasuhiro Hirakawa

Makespan comparison between resequencing and switching in a dynamic manufacturing environment pp. 137-149

Haruki Matsuura and Masakazu Kanezashi

An analytical comparison of inventory costs between the pull and the parts-oriented production systems pp. 151-157

Shigeji Miyazaki

Reserve production capacity in a production inventory system pp. 159-166

Bin Okubo

Perishable inventory control with two types of customers and different selling prices under the warehouse capacity constraint pp. 167-176

Hiroaki Ishii and Toyokazu Nose

Volume 43, issue 2-3, 1996

A tabu search heuristic for the multiprocessor scheduling problem with sequence dependent setup times pp. 79-89

Paulo M. Franca, Michel Gendreau, Gilbert Laporte and Felipe M. Muller

A fuzzy pooling of investment cost knowledge pp. 91-106

M. Dohnal, D. M. Fraser and M. Kerkovsky

Due-date assignment and single machine scheduling with compressible processing times pp. 107-113

T. C. E. Cheng, C. Oguz and X. D. Qi

Performance modeling of multistage production systems operating under hybrid push/pull control pp. 115-126

P. C. Pandey and Porntep Khokhajaikiat

Batching in production planning for flexible manufacturing systems pp. 127-137

Bharatendu Srivastava and Wun-Hwa Chen

An efficient heuristic procedure for the single-item, discrete lot sizing problem pp. 139-148

Cem Canel, Basheer M. Khumawala and Japhet S. Law

Batching policies for linearly increasing demand with a finite input rate pp. 149-154

Roger M. Hill

What difference does your industry make? pp. 155-174

David Hamblin and Arun Iyer

A hybrid econometric--neural network modeling approach for sales forecasting pp. 175-192

James T. Luxhoj, Jens O. Riis and Brian Stensballe

Evaluation of corporate environmental management approaches: A framework and application pp. 193-211

Gyula Vastag, Sandor Kerekes and Dennis A. Rondinelli

Component kitting in semi-automated printed circuit board assembly pp. 213-226

H. O. Gunther, M. Gronalt and F. Piller

Corporate control of investments and management styles pp. 227-237

Esbjorn Segelod

Human-resource-based models of production systems pp. 239-249

Paul S. Hempel

The practice of production control techniques in the manufacturing sectors in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia pp. 251-258

A. Andijani and S. Selim

In memoriam: Professor John Leonard Burbidge OBE, 1915-1995 pp. 259-259

Robert W. Grubbstrom

The first step in planning group technology pp. 261-266

John L. Burbidge

Learning-induced control model to allocate managerial resources for production technology development pp. 267-282

Bowon Kim

A comment on Martin's: Note on an EOQ model with a temporary sale price pp. 283-284

S. K. Goyal

The economics of pensions and variable retirement schemes: O. Fabel, Wiley, Chichester, 1994, 224 p., ISBN: 0 471 9 4359 2, [UK pound]65 pp. 285-297

Jorn Henrik Petersen

Public pension economics: B. Felderer (ed.), Springer, Wien, New York, 1993, 218 p., ISBN: 3 211 82432 4; ISBN: 0 387 82432 4, DM150.00 pp. 285-297

Jorn Henrik Petersen

Regulating employment and welfare: F. Naschold and B. Vroom (Eds.), Walter de Gruyter, Berlin, 1994, 494 p., ISBN: 3 11 013513 2, DM198.00/$98.95 pp. 285-297

Jorn Henrik Petersen

Bevolkerungsentwicklung, rentenfinanzierung und einkommenverteilung: R.K. von Weizacker, Springer, Berlin, 1993, 186 p., ISBN: 3 540 56864 6, DM78.00 pp. 285-297

Jorn Henrik Petersen

Pension incentives and job mobility: A.L. Gustman and T.L. Steinmeier, W.E. Upjohn, Kalamazoo, MI, 175 p., ISBN: 088099 152 6, 0 88099 151 8(pbk), $23.00/$13.00 pp. 285-297

Jorn Henrik Petersen

Private pension policies in industrialized countries: J. Turner and N. Watanabe, W.E. Upjohn, Kalamazoo, MI, 170 p., ISBN: 0 88099 150 8 (cloth), 0 88099 149 6 (pbk), $24.00/514.00 pp. 285-297

Jorn Henrik Petersen

Volume 43, issue 1, 1996

Aggregate planning with continuous time pp. 1-9

Imre Dobos

A technical note on using work sampling to estimate the effort on activities under activity-based costing pp. 11-16

Wen-Hsien Tsai

Performance modeling of multistage production systems operating under hybrid push/pull control pp. 17-28

P. C. Pandey and Porntep Khokhajaikiat

Due-date assignment and single machine scheduling with compressible processing times pp. 29-35

T. C. E. Cheng, C. Oguz and X. D. Qi

Improving buyer-seller system cooperation through inventory control pp. 37-46

Susan X. Li, Zhimin Huang and Allan Ashley

Modelling resource supply and demand: Expanding the utility of ABC pp. 47-57

Chris Salafatinos

Multicriterial production planning by De Novo programming approach pp. 59-66

Z. Babic and I. Pavic

Linking profits to Greek bank production management pp. 67-73

Dimitrios Vasiliou