JOB SHOP AND FLEXIBLE JOB SHOP SCHEDULING PROBLEMS: SCHEDULING OPERATIONS

Authors

  • AJAY KUMAR AGARWAL
  • DR. RAKESH KUMAR

Keywords:

Scheduling operations, Production scheduling, Decision-making, Dynamic manufacturing systems

Abstract

This research paper explains the record of scheduling operations in mechanized services above the last 100 years. Understanding the traditions that production sequencing cum scheduling has been done is critical to analyze the existing production sequencing cum scheduling schemes and finding the traditions to get better them. The paper wraps not only the tools used to sustain decision-making in really existed world production arrangement although also made the changes in the production sequencing cum scheduling systems. The objective of the paper is to assist the production schedulers, production engineers and production researchers to recognize the true nature of production sequencing cum scheduling in active dynamic manufacturing systems and to persuade them to consider how production sequencing cum scheduling systems can be enhanced even supplementary. This section not only reviews the array of concepts and approaches used to get better production sequencing and scheduling although also demonstrate their timeless significance.

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Published

2021-02-14

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 05 (2020): IJIERT

Section

Articles

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