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• catalog abstract ""As Gerhard Plenert and Bill Kirchmier show in this book, companies cannot hope to achieve truly competitive levels of productivity as long as they rely upon outmoded scheduling models. The key to overcoming the costly bottlenecks, wasted resources, unpredictability, and customer alienation bred by traditional infinite capacity backward pass (ICBP), and achieving world-class levels of performance, is adopting a finite capacity scheduling system (FCS) - and now this book shows you how." "Finite Capacity Scheduling is the first comprehensive guide to understanding FCS and implementing and exploiting today's powerful new FCS systems. More importantly, it provides detailed guidelines for selecting, implementing, and using FCS technologies to help maximize resource use, decrease inventory costs, increase inventory turnover, improve customer service, and significantly enhance organizational communication and coordination." "A complete guide to achieving world-class productivity, Finite Capacity Scheduling is must reading for distribution and logistics managers, operations managers, and scheduling and planning professionals in all manufacturing industries."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11536032.
• catalog contributor b11536033.
• catalog created "c2000.".
• catalog date "2000".
• catalog date "c2000.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2000.".
• catalog description ""As Gerhard Plenert and Bill Kirchmier show in this book, companies cannot hope to achieve truly competitive levels of productivity as long as they rely upon outmoded scheduling models. The key to overcoming the costly bottlenecks, wasted resources, unpredictability, and customer alienation bred by traditional infinite capacity backward pass (ICBP), and achieving world-class levels of performance, is adopting a finite capacity scheduling system (FCS) - and now this book shows you how." "Finite Capacity Scheduling is the first comprehensive guide to understanding FCS and implementing and exploiting today's powerful new FCS systems. More importantly, it provides detailed guidelines for selecting, implementing, and using FCS technologies to help maximize resource use, decrease inventory costs, increase inventory turnover, improve customer service, and significantly enhance organizational communication and coordination." "A complete guide to achieving world-class productivity, Finite Capacity Scheduling is must reading for distribution and logistics managers, operations managers, and scheduling and planning professionals in all manufacturing industries."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "pt. I. History of Manufacturing Scheduling. Ch. 1. Why Schedule? App. 1.1. Selecting an Application: Finite Capacity Scheduling Methods. Ch. 2. Traditional Scheduling Methods. Ch. 3. Current and Future Scheduling Advances. Ch. 4. The Selection of a Scheduling Methodology -- pt. II. Scheduling Methods. Ch. 5. Finite Capacity Scheduling. Ch. 6. What the Future Holds. App. 6.1. SBM -- Schedule Based Manufacturing: The Advantages of an Integrated Solution of Materials and Resources for Manufacturers. Ch. 7. Finite Capacity Scheduling Implementation -- pt. III. Management Styles. Ch. 8. The Role of Management. Ch. 9. The Measurement of Performance. Ch. 10. FCS Success. App. 10.1. The Fifth Grade Problem.".
• catalog extent "xx, 251 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Finite capacity scheduling.".
• catalog identifier "0471352640 (cloth : alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Finite capacity scheduling.".
• catalog isPartOf "Oliver Wight manufacturing series".
• catalog issued "2000".
• catalog issued "c2000.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Wiley,".
• catalog relation "Finite capacity scheduling.".
• catalog subject "658.5/3 21".
• catalog subject "Production scheduling.".
• catalog subject "TS157.5 .P58 2000".
• catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. History of Manufacturing Scheduling. Ch. 1. Why Schedule? App. 1.1. Selecting an Application: Finite Capacity Scheduling Methods. Ch. 2. Traditional Scheduling Methods. Ch. 3. Current and Future Scheduling Advances. Ch. 4. The Selection of a Scheduling Methodology -- pt. II. Scheduling Methods. Ch. 5. Finite Capacity Scheduling. Ch. 6. What the Future Holds. App. 6.1. SBM -- Schedule Based Manufacturing: The Advantages of an Integrated Solution of Materials and Resources for Manufacturers. Ch. 7. Finite Capacity Scheduling Implementation -- pt. III. Management Styles. Ch. 8. The Role of Management. Ch. 9. The Measurement of Performance. Ch. 10. FCS Success. App. 10.1. The Fifth Grade Problem.".
• catalog title "Finite capacity scheduling : management, selection, and implementation / Gerhard Plenert, Bill Kirchmier.".
• catalog type "text".