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A Unit Manufacturing Process Characterization Methodology and Supporting Terminology for Sustainable Manufacturing Assessment

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Garretson, Ian C.

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Manufacturing industry drives economic activity and growth around the world, but manufacturing activities consume large amounts of material, energy, and labor resources. Therefore, the impacts of manufacturing need to be accounted for and reduced. Direct benefits of manufacturing are products and income, which, in turn, influence the lives of people...

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Masters Thesis
Hybrid flowshop scheduling with dual resources in a supply chain

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Mehravaran, Yasaman

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This dissertation addresses a hybrid-flow shop scheduling problem with dual resource constraints in a supply chain. Most of the traditional scheduling problems deal with machine as the only resource. However, other resources such as labor is not only required for processing jobs but are often constrained. Considering the second resource...

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A methodology for real-time scheduling of jobs with splitting on unrelated parallel machines

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Subur, Fenny

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Unrelated parallel machines are machines that perform the same function but have different capacity or capability. Thus, the processing time of each job would be different on machines of different types. The scheduling environment considered is dynamic in both job release time and machine availability. Additionally, each job considered can...

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Masters Thesis
Evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of continuous improvement training

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Wiseman, Lindsay M.

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Training is a key business process used to increase the skills and knowledge of employees in an effort to improve overall performance. Evaluation of the effectiveness and efficiency of training processes is necessary to ensure time, money, and resources are used to provide the most benefit possible. This investigation is...

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Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering3
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Logendran, Rasaratnam2
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