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Description
(The purpose of this project is to develop integrated interactive predictive performance
models for improved process efficiency throughout the supply chain focusing on the
manufacturing stage within the total life-cycle; however, entire product, process, and
information life-cycle will be taken into consideration.)
Supply chain processes and operations are often found to be inefficient due to lack of
understanding and consideration of their interactions, and their integral role in facilitating
effective and profitable manufacturing. The role of supplier base in manufacturing is
significant, but their activities are not uniquely or comprehensively modeled to provide
effective means to support manufacturing, particularly in terms of uncertainties and
reliability of supply chain operations. Integrated and interactive supply chain models for
the total production system (or lean supplier network) through a unified interface and an
interactive system would be essential in procuring, producing and delivering products to
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 3/20/09 → 12/15/09 |
Funding
- South Carolina Research Authority: $375,000.00
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