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Although pull production systems, such as kanban and CONWIP have been implemented in some production systems with positive outcomes, failure cases have also been reported. To find out the reason, a fundamental study of pull systems is conducted based on the insight from queueing theory. The...
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This study considers a two-mode production system that allows the supply chain to utilize a fast reactive production with improved demand information before the selling season. However, the reactive production quantity is limited by the required preprocessing decision before the demand...
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Effective benchmarking requires standards for measuring performance across a broad range of organizations. Industry benchmarking measures the relative performance levels of similar operations, but the difficulty of gathering sufficient data to robustly characterize best performance is the...
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In the use of peer group data to assess individual, typical or best practice performance, the effective detection of outliers is critical for achieving useful results, particularly for two-stage analyses. In the DEA-related literature, prior work on this issue has focused on the efficient...
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Super efficiency models are useful for computing the Malmquist index and in methods for outlier detection, but conventional super-efficiency models may not have feasible solutions for some data sets. We show that a hyperbolic orientation eliminates the infeasibility problem, and permits...
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