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Capacity buffer management in implementing drum-buffer-rope methodology in make-to-order environmentsEgilea (beste erakunde batekoa)
Beste instituzio
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)
Bertsioa
Bertsio argitaratua
Eskubideak
© 2022 The AuthorsSarbidea
Sarbide bahituaArgitaratzailearen bertsioa
https://doi.org/10.6036/10764Non argitaratua
DYNA Argitaratzailea
Federación de Asociaciones de Ingenieros Industriales de EspañaGako-hitzak
theory of constraints (TOC)
drum-buffer-rope
protective capacity
make-to-order ... [+]
drum-buffer-rope
protective capacity
make-to-order ... [+]
theory of constraints (TOC)
drum-buffer-rope
protective capacity
make-to-order
capacity buffer
teoría de las restricciones
capacidad de protección
fabricación contra pedido
buffer de capacidad [-]
drum-buffer-rope
protective capacity
make-to-order
capacity buffer
teoría de las restricciones
capacidad de protección
fabricación contra pedido
buffer de capacidad [-]
Eremua (UNESCO Sailkapena)
http://skos.um.es/unesco6/33Diziplina (UNESCO Sailkapena)
http://skos.um.es/unesco6/3310Laburpena
The research work conducted by Orue et al. [1] aims to analyze the impact of protective capacity on the application of the third step of the drum-buffer-rope methodology of the theory of constraints ( ... [+]
The research work conducted by Orue et al. [1] aims to analyze the impact of protective capacity on the application of the third step of the drum-buffer-rope methodology of the theory of constraints (subordinate everything to the bottleneck) in make-to-order environments. To analyze the impact of protective capacity, a discrete event simulation is performed. Experimental results suggest that, at different levels of variability, different levels of protective capacity are needed to keep the system stable. The higher the variability, the higher the level of protection needed. It can be concluded that the definition of the level of protective capacity required is a strategic decision for the organization. For managers to know and control how much protection is necessary and how much is overcapacity or waste, monitoring and managing the use of protective capacity is paramount. This concept of protection monitoring and control is relatively new in the theory of constraints methodology, but it is applied in the demand-driven adaptive enterprise model [2]. Therefore, it is advisable to manage capacity buffers as is done in the methodology. [-]