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Modelling Research and Development : How Do Firms Solve Design Problems?

Cooper, Ben - 2012

One way of thinking about research and development is to recognise that firms are trying to solve particular design problems. We often build these design problems into our models, but are forced to oversimplify them in order to make the models solvable. The approach taken in this paper is to...

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Supply chain viability by integrating R-imperatives, product development, and design decisions : a stochastic programming framework

Darmian, Sobhan Mostafayi; Sgarbossa, Fabio; Fattahi, … - In: Omega : the international journal of management science 136 (2025), pp. 1-21

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New complexity results on scheduling problem in a robotic cell

Chikhi, Nacira; Abbas, Moncef; Benmansour, Rachid; … - In: RAIRO / Operations research 51 (2017) 3, pp. 749-762

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A novel framework for optimizing job rotation schedules across industries

Sinha, Priyank; Kumar, Sameer; Garg, Chandra Prakash; … - In: Omega : the international journal of management science 132 (2025), pp. 1-12

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The good, the bad and the complex : product design with imperfect information

Asriyan, Vladimir; Foarta, Dana; Vanasco, Victoria - 2018

quality and the complexity of the product. While the product's quality determines the direct benefits of the product to the … consumer, the product's complexity affects how costly it is for this Bayesian consumer to extract information about the product … propose policies for approval by voters. We find that complexity is not necessarily a feature of low quality products. While …

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Multi-objective collaborative assembly line design problem with the optimisation of ergonomics and economics

Abdous, Mohammed-Amine; Delorme, Xavier; Battini, Daria; … - In: International journal of production research 61 (2023) 22, pp. 7830-7845

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The Car Resequencing Problem with Pull-Off Tables

Boysen, N. - 2012

The car sequencing problem determines sequences of different car models launched down a mixed-model assembly line. To avoid work overloads of workforce, car sequencing restricts the maximum occurrence of labor-intensive options, e.g., a sunroof, by applying sequencing rules. We consider this...

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The car resequencing problem with pull-off tables

Boysen, Nils; Golle, Uli; Rothlauf, Franz - In: Business research 4 (2011) 2, pp. 276-292

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Evaluation of mixed-model U-line operational designs

Hong, Yunsook; Visich, John K.; Pinto, Peter A.; … - In: International transactions in operational research : … 20 (2013) 6, pp. 917-936

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Modular design of product families for quality and cost

Agard, Bruno; Bassetto, Samuel Jean - In: International journal of production research 51 (2013) 6, pp. 1648-1667

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