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Best-matching protocols for assembly in e-work networks

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  • Velásquez, J.D.
  • Nof, S.Y.

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Assembly networks pose many challenges to the comprising businesses due to their ever-growing distributed nature. This article explores the benefits of incorporating best-matching protocols (BMP) into the principles of design for assembly (DFA) to make better use of already existing information on equipment, parts and suppliers. Best-matching protocols for cooperation requirement planning (BMP-CRP), for part matching (BMP-part) and supplier selection were developed. A case study for the matching of parts and suppliers is provided. The results of the case study corroborate the benefits in quality and costs that the best-matching protocols can yield for businesses in an assembly e-work network.

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  • Velásquez, J.D. & Nof, S.Y., 2009. "Best-matching protocols for assembly in e-work networks," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 122(1), pages 508-516, November.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:proeco:v:122:y:2009:i:1:p:508-516
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