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Produktionsplanung bei Variantenfließfertigung: Planungshierarchie und Hierarchische Planung

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  • Nils Boysen

    (University of Hamburg, Institute for Industrial Management)

  • Malte Fliedner

    (University of Hamburg, Institute for Industrial Management)

  • Armin Scholl

    (University of Jena, Faculty of Economics)

Abstract

Die Produktionsform der Variantenfließfertigung erlaubt es, unterschiedliche Varianten eines Grundmodells gemeinsam auf einem Fließsystem in wahlfreier Reihenfolge (Losgröße Eins) zu fertigen. Auf diese Weise wird auch der effizienten Fließfertigung eine kundenindividuelle Anpassung ihrer Produkte (Mass-Customization) zugänglich gemacht. Bisherige Forschungsarbeiten konzentrieren sich (mit wenigen Ausnahmen) entweder auf die lang- bis mittelfristige Fließbandabstimmung oder die kurzfristige Reihenfolgeplanung. Ansätze, welche das Zusammenspiel der beiden Planungsprobleme oder gar die komplette Planungshierarchie einer Variantenfließfertigung betrachten, sind rar. Dieser Aufsatz entwickelt ein Hierarchisches Planungssystem für die Produktionsform der Variantenfließfertigung, bestehend aus den folgenden Planungsaufgaben: (i) Erstinstallation der Fließlinie, (ii) Produktionsprogrammplanung, (iii) Rekonfiguration des Fließsystems, (iv) Reihenfolgeplanung und (v) Resequencing.

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  • Nils Boysen & Malte Fliedner & Armin Scholl, 2006. "Produktionsplanung bei Variantenfließfertigung: Planungshierarchie und Hierarchische Planung," Jenaer Schriften zur Wirtschaftswissenschaft (Expired!) 22/2006, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Fakultät.
    • Handle: RePEc:jen:jenasw:2006-22
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