International Journal of Production Economics

1991 - 2025

Continuation of Engineering Costs and Production Economics.

Current editor(s): Stefan Minner

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Volume 38, issue 2-3, 1995

On the utilization of a split production system with inter-stage inspection pp. 107-116

M. N. Gopalan and U. Dinesh Kumar

An economic approach to job shop performance analysis pp. 117-131

( Van) Enns, S. T.

Combined heuristics for bi-level group scheduling problems pp. 133-145

Rasaratnam Logendran, Luen Mai and Diane Talkington

Telecommunications in Greece: A study of production structure and natural monopoly issue pp. 147-157

Th. Christodoulopoulos

Manufacturing cost estimation for PCB assembly: An activity-based approach pp. 159-172

N. S. Ong

Layout design in group technology manufacturing pp. 173-188

Mohsen M. D. Hassan

Strategic planning in manufacturing systems -- AHP application to an equipment replacement decision pp. 189-197

Henning Oeltjenbruns, William J. Kolarik and Ralf Schnadt-Kirschner

An instrument for quality performance measurement pp. 199-207

A. De Toni, Guido Nassimbeni and S. Tonchia

The impact of multiple stocking points on system profitability pp. 209-214

Russell D. Meller

Ambiguity in multicriteria quality decisions pp. 215-224

Isabel Gutierrez and Salvador Carmona

Distribution planning for a divergent N-echelon network without intermediate stocks under service restrictions pp. 225-243

J. H. C. M. Verrijdt and A. G. de Kok

Optimal pricing and product-planning for new multiattribute products based on conjoint analysis pp. 245-253

Dong-il Yoo and Hiroshi Ohta

Implementing flexible automation: A multiple criteria decision making approach pp. 255-268

Vahid Lotfi

A mathematical programming approach towards optimized master production scheduling pp. 269-279

Sydney C. K. Chu

An options view of investments in expansion-flexible manufacturing systems pp. 281-291

Ram L. Kumar

Addendum to: "Determining economic replenishment interval for linear trend in demand [Int. J. Production Economics 34 (1994) 115-117] pp. 293-293

S. K. Goyal

Volume 38, issue 1, 1995

Collaborative integration pp. 1-1

Mark S. Fox, Shimon Y. Nof and Andrew B. Whinston

Planning and control of concurrent engineering projects pp. 3-13

Asbjorn Rolstadas

Systematic integration of design-for-recycling into product design pp. 15-22

A. Kriwet, E. Zussman and G. Seliger

Tool integration for collaborative design of manufacturing cells pp. 23-30

James P. Witzerman and Shimon Y. Nof

Document-centered information systems to support reactive problem-solving in manufacturing pp. 31-58

Anant Balakrishnan, Ravi Kalakota, Peng Si Ow and Andrew B. Whinston

Integration of benchmarking and benchmarking of integration pp. 59-71

M. Lucertini, F. Nicolo and D. Telmon

Neural network-based agents for integrating information for production systems pp. 73-84

Ray Eberts and Shidan Habibi

Integrated coordination in cooperative design pp. 85-102

M. Klein

Volume 37, issue 2-3, 1994

Performance modeling of an FMS with finite input and output buffers pp. 161-175

C. S. Sung and S. T. Kwon

A project activity scheduling problem with net present value measure pp. 177-187

C. S. Sung and S. K. Lim

The application of an open queueing network to the analysis of cycle time, variability, throughput, inventory and cost in the batch production system of a microelectronics manufacturer pp. 189-203

Krysia Lynes and John Miltenburg

Determination of the optimal target values for a filling process when inspection is based on a correlated variable pp. 205-213

Min Koo Lee and Gwang Sub Kim

Development of computer-aided machining optimisation for multi-pass rough turning operations pp. 215-227

P. K. Kee

Competitive factors and performance measurement: Applying the theory of constraints to meet customer needs pp. 229-240

James L. Wahlers and James Cox

Note on an EOQ model with a temporary sale price pp. 241-243

G. E. Martin

Reply on "Note on an EOQ model with a temporary sale price" pp. 245-245

Richard J. Tersine

The obstacles to successful CIM pp. 247-258

Ronald E. McGaughey and Charles A. Snyder

The utilization of artificial intelligence to achieve availability improvement in automated manufacture pp. 259-274

A. Davies, P. V. Thomas and M. W. Shaw

Approximations for the mean and variance of the throughput of flexible manufacturing cells pp. 275-284

P. Patrick Wang and George R. Wilson

Erratum to: "An analytic eclectic heuristic for replenishment with linear increasing demand" [Int. J. Production Economics 32 (1993) 261] pp. 285-285

J. Yang and G. K. Rand

Erratum to: "Safety stocks in multistage divergent inventory systems: A survey" [Int. J. production economics 35(1994) 321] pp. 287-288

Karl Inderfurth

Volume 37, issue 1, 1994

Editorial: Manufacturing-sales coordination pp. 1-4

D. Clay Whybark and Jacob Wijngaard

Production/sales interface: MPS at Hyundai motor pp. 5-17

Chan K. Hahn, Edward A. Duplaga and Kee Young Kim

Coordinating marketing and manufacturing in ETO companies pp. 19-26

Paul A. Konijnendijk

Improving interface congruence between manufacturing and marketing in industrial-product manufacturers pp. 27-40

Boo-Ho Rho, Yong-Seok Hahm and Yung-Mok Yu

Marketing's influence on manufacturing practices pp. 41-50

D. Clay Whybark

Inter-organizational cost management systems: The case of the Tokyo-Yokohama-Kamakura supplier chain pp. 51-62

Robin Cooper and Takeo Yoshikawa

Customer-driven manufacturing in Japan pp. 63-72

Toshihiro Murakoshi

Sales and manufacturing coordination in repetitive manufacturing: Characteristics and problems pp. 73-81

M. Spencer and J. Cox

Manufacturing and sales co-ordination for product variety pp. 83-99

F. J. Erens and H. M. H. Hegge

Forecasting -- bridging the gap between sales and manufacturing pp. 101-114

Lorike Hagdorn-van der Meijden, Jo A. E. E. van Nunen and Aad Ramondt

The field service function in the electronics industry: Providing a link between customers and production/marketing pp. 115-126

Dennis L. Hull and James F. Cox

Negotiating due-dates between customers and producers pp. 127-138

Stephen R. Lawrence

Towards a better understanding of order acceptance pp. 139-152

Hans A. ten Kate