Production Planning and Scheduling

Hartmut Stadtler
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Hartmut Stadtler: University of Hamburg

Chapter 10 in Supply Chain Management and Advanced Planning, 2008, pp 199-216 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Assuming that the master plan has been generated, we can now derive detailed plans for the different plants and production units. In the following we will describe the underlying decision situation (Sect. 10.1) and outline how to proceed from a model to a solution (Sect. 10.2). Some of these steps will be presented in greater detail, namely model building (Sect. 10.3) and updating a production schedule (Sect. 10.4). Whether Production Planning and Scheduling should be done by a single planning level or by a two-level planning hierarchy largely depends on the production type of the shop floor. This issue will be discussed together with limitations of solution methods in Sect. 10.5.

Keywords: Supply Chain; Setup Time; Production Planning; Production Schedule; Feasible Schedule (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-74512-9_11

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