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Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing, 2003
Abstract Advanced Resources Planning hits the bottom of what we know as aggregate planning. This approach differs from other approaches in that it explicitly recognizes the stochastic nature of manufacturing systems. Therefore, it is an ideal high-level tuning and planning tool which can be used in various planning environments like MRP, ERP, JIT ...
Vandaele, Nico, de Boeck, Liesje
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Abstract Advanced Resources Planning hits the bottom of what we know as aggregate planning. This approach differs from other approaches in that it explicitly recognizes the stochastic nature of manufacturing systems. Therefore, it is an ideal high-level tuning and planning tool which can be used in various planning environments like MRP, ERP, JIT ...
Vandaele, Nico, de Boeck, Liesje
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2003
In this paper a model for planning with fuzzy resources is presented. Nearly all existing models of planning with resources need to work with exact value of the resources modified by actions execution. Therefore these models cannot deal with more realistic situations in which the resources quantities are not completely known.
BAIOLETTI, Marco +2 more
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In this paper a model for planning with fuzzy resources is presented. Nearly all existing models of planning with resources need to work with exact value of the resources modified by actions execution. Therefore these models cannot deal with more realistic situations in which the resources quantities are not completely known.
BAIOLETTI, Marco +2 more
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2012
General purpose Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have been used to serve many industries and functional areas in an integrated and standardized fashion. However, general purpose ERP systems face several challenges, such as complex configuration processes and low adaptation to specific industries.
Shi Liang Wu, Wu He
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General purpose Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have been used to serve many industries and functional areas in an integrated and standardized fashion. However, general purpose ERP systems face several challenges, such as complex configuration processes and low adaptation to specific industries.
Shi Liang Wu, Wu He
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RESOURCE-ORIENTED PARALLEL PLANNING
[Proceedings 1989] IEEE International Workshop on Tools for Artificial Intelligence, 1992This paper presents a new paradigm for constructing a partially ordered plan network, referred to as "resource-oriented parallel planning (RP2)". In resource-oriented parallel planning, goal states are grouped into a collection of goal state subsets, each of which consists of those goal states associated with a particular resource.
Sukhan Lee 0001, Kyusik Chung
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Journal of Energy Resources Technology, 1992
This article presents the essential features of an integrated resource planning (IRP) process designed to provide energy for societal and industrial needs at least cost. Use of renewable energy sources and energy conservation measures, as well as consideration of social costs, are described.
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This article presents the essential features of an integrated resource planning (IRP) process designed to provide energy for societal and industrial needs at least cost. Use of renewable energy sources and energy conservation measures, as well as consideration of social costs, are described.
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Enterprise Resource Planning: A Trio of Resources
Information Systems Management, 2003Abstract Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems offer a better way to help manage and improve plant and business processes. As processing plants turn increasingly to ERP to run operations, they must use a trio of technology resources to control ERP systems.
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Resources Planning in Database Infrastructures
Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems, 2016Anticipating resources consumption is essential to project robust database infrastructures able to support transactions to be processed with certain quality levels. In Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS), for example, it could help to construct Service Level Agreements (SLA) to intermediate service customers and providers.
Eden R. Dosciatti +6 more
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ERP – Enterprise Resource Planning
2017The ERP part deals extensively with the strategic objectives of an ERP implementation. It is complemented by topics such as ERP template development and rollouts, total cost of ownership and organizational change management. A comprehensive chapter on organizational readiness deals with best practices quality and process models complemented by a ...
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Planning for Information Systems Resources?
Journal of Information Technology, 1993Increasingly, organizations are looking towards IS planning in an effort to force information technology to live up to its heralded promise. Many of these are finding that their efforts are resulting more in disappointment than in organizational advantage.
Pat Finnegan, Martin Fahy
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Enterprise resource planning for hospitals
International Journal of Medical Informatics, 2004Integrated hospitals need a central planning and control system to plan patients' processes and the required capacity. Given the changes in healthcare one can ask the question what type of information systems can best support these healthcare delivery organizations.
Godefridus G. van Merode +2 more
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