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Decision support systems generator for industrial companies Module III: Scheduling support system

✍ Scribed by Pablo Rossi; Clara Díaz; Pablo Fruttero; César Vittori; Mariela Rico; Omar Chiotti

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1998
Tongue
English
Weight
337 KB
Volume
35
Category
Article
ISSN
0360-8352

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✦ Synopsis

In this work we present a description of a module to support the scheduling of production orders. This system is part of a global decision support system generator that the GIDSATD is developing (Rico et al., 1997). First, we briefly describe the designed architecture to manage the information required for scheduling. Second, we present an object oriented analysis and design of the scheduling support subsystem generator. Finally, we describe a particular scheduling algorithm included in the model base.

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