Adaptation in natural and artificial systems
Adaptation in natural and artificial systems
Managing information technology (IT) for one-to-one customer interaction
Information and Management
The application of computerized production control systems in job shop environments
Computers in Industry - Special issue on advances in computer integrated production in honour of professor C.L. Moodie's retirement
Supply chain reengineering using a core process analysis matrix and object-oriented simulation
Information and Management
Information and Management
A modeling methodology for supply chain synthesis and disruption analysis
International Journal of Knowledge-based and Intelligent Engineering Systems - Integrated and hybrid intelligent systems in product design and development
A real-time decision-making of maintenance using fuzzy agent
Expert Systems with Applications: An International Journal
A job assignment model for conveyor-aided picking system
Computers and Industrial Engineering
A plug-and-play data gathering system using ZigBee-based sensor network sensor network
Computers in Industry
A plug-and-play data gathering system using ZigBee-based sensor network sensor network
Computers in Industry
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Although computerized information systems are conventionally used to control production, applying a manual approach and improper logistical assignments typically reduces operating efficiency and increases customer service response time. Satisfying the requirements of remaining competitiveness in the current marketplace, such as offering build-to-order (BTO) or configuration-to-order (CTO) services is difficult. This study presents an integrated information system for use in shop floor controlling systems (SFCS) for kitting parts, producing goods, packing finished goods and distributing them, to enhance the performance of the BTO/CTO production system. Several information technologies and devices, such as barcode system, the electronic pick-to-light picking system, electronic Kanban (eKanban), and others are adopted to support the relevant logistics. A personal computer (PC) manufacturer is used to demonstrate the proposed system. The findings of the study reveal that the proposed information system can respond to the status of the production line in real time. This responsiveness can help the production controller to make a suitable decision and quickly meet the requirements of the BTO/CTO production system.