PPT-Assembly line balancing Dr. Ron Lembke

AssemblyLine Balancing Situation Assemblyline production Many tasks must be performed and the sequence is flexible Parts at each station same time Tasks take different amounts of time How to give everyone enough but not too much work for the limited time. Sig Freund. Outline. Introduction. Distributed vs. Traditional . scheduling. Process Interaction models. Distributed . Systems. Research Studies. Guess about the Future?. Questions. Introduction. Load Sharing. Starring: Ron Jackson of DN Journal . Co. -Starring: Gregg McNair, Jeff Gabriel, Tessa Holcomb, . Amanda . Waltz and Gina Aubrey of . DomainAdvisors. . Drinks & Apps . We weren’t really sure what you’d like so we got you a bit of everything! . Econ 171. First some problems. The Goblins.. Working backwards.. What if there are 100 Goblins. Todd and Steven Problem. Problem 1 p 281. How many proper . subgames. are there?. 0. 1. 2. 4. 6. The Yule Ball. Layout Types. Project or Fixed-position layout. Process-oriented layout. Product-oriented layout . Office layout. Warehouse layout. Retail/service layout. Project or Fixed-Position. Design is for stationary project . Operations Management. What’s a Project?. Changing something from the way it is to the desired state. Never done one exactly like this. Many related activities. Focus on the outcome. Regular teamwork focuses on the work process. Operations Management. Queues. In England, they don’t ‘wait in line,’ they ‘wait on queue.’. So the study of lines is called queueing theory.. Cost-Effectiveness. How much money do we lose from people waiting in line for the copy machine?. Aran Bergman. (Technion, VMware). Naga Katta, Aditi . Ghag. , . Mukesh. Hira, . Changhoon. Kim, Isaac . Keslassy. , Jennifer Rexford. CLOVE. 1. Data center load balancing today. E. qual-. C. ost . Operations Management. Waste. Waste is ‘anything other than the . minimum. amount of equipment, materials, parts, space, and workers’ time which are absolutely essential to . add value. to the product.. Operations Management. Waste. Waste is ‘anything other than the . minimum. amount of equipment, materials, parts, space, and workers’ time which are absolutely essential to . add value. to the product.. geometric . relationships between components in a CAD . assembly. Constraints include. Assembly . Constraints. Mate/Flush. Tangent. Insert. Angle. Degrees . of . Freedom. A component floating in space has six degrees of . Sig Freund. Outline. Introduction. Distributed vs. Traditional . scheduling. Process Interaction models. Distributed . Systems. Research Studies. Guess about the Future?. Questions. Introduction. Load Sharing. What is strategy?. How a firm intends to create and sustain value for its shareholders (p. 24). Major components:. Operations effectiveness. Customer management. Product innovation. Competitiveness:. Mission and Vision?. Vision: reason for existence, long-term. Mission: how to accomplish the Vision. To provide society with superior products and services--innovations and solutions that improve the quality of life and satisfy customer needs--to provide employees with meaningful work and advancement opportunities and investors with a superior rate of return.. Highlights. Ignacio Reguero . Naredo and Lorena Lobato Pardavila. CHEP 2016. . Octo. ber 10-14 . 2016. 1. CHEP 2016 October 10-14 2016 DNS Load Balancing in the CERN Cloud Highlights. DNS Load Balancing is Cost Effective.