Hierarchical Production Planning
Melissa R. Bowers, Anurag K Agarwal
Abstract
Melissa R. Bowers, Anurag K Agarwal
Abstract
Describes a model of a hierarchical planning system to provide a comprehensive approach to the complex production planning and scheduling problem. The model supplies a link between long‐term and short‐term planning; the three tiers of the hierarchy implement: long‐term inventory planning on a cost minimization basis; shorter‐term production planning; and daily sequencing. Emphasizes efficient processing and transmission of information.
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Describes a model of a hierarchical planning system to provide a comprehensive approach to the complex production planning and scheduling problem. The model supplies a link between long‐term and short‐term planning; the three tiers of the hierarchy implement: long‐term inventory planning on a cost minimization basis; shorter‐term production planning; and daily sequencing. Emphasizes efficient processing and transmission of information.
Key concepts: Production planning, Scheduling (production processes), Integrated business planning, Term (time), Production (economics), Operations research, Material requirements planning, Hierarchy