Technology and engineering Supply Chain Science / Hiroaki Matsukawa / Tomokazu Satō

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Technology and Engineering
[Introduction to the Contents]
[Long-awaited Japanese of the standard book to learn the principles and principles of the supply chain!]
This book models complex real-world supply chain behavior in the form of stations, lines and networks, and explains the principles and principles of the behavior in an easy-to-understand way with many practical examples.
The book includes "Problems for Deeper Thinking" at the end.
I systematize research
I Station Science
Chapter 1 Capacity
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Measurement of Capacity
1.3 Capacity Constraints
1.4 Impact of Utilization
Chapter 2 Variation
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Little Law
2.3 Measurement of Variation
2.4 Impact of Variation
Chapter 3 Batch Processing
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Simultaneous Batch Processing
3.3 Continuous Batch Processing
3.4 Multiple Product Batch Processing
Chapter 4 Flow
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Flow Characteristics
4.6 Internal Benchmarks
5.1 Introduction
4.7 Spread of Variation
4.8 Process Flow Performance Improvement
Principles of Supply Chain Science (Appendix A)

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