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Take a look at this entry that pertains to Production Scheduling. What a great help it turned out to be while I was searching for new information on software systems. The production scheduling software it describes uses genetic algorithms to find the best possible result. Of course, the end result is completely dependant on previously defined restrictions set by you, the user. Once you’ve set the restrictions the software will process through hundreds and thousands of possible schedules before it comes out with the best possible result for your company.
There need to be precise operation sequence and operation overlap routes that need to be defined before the software can work to its fullest potential. Also keep in mind that resource constraints and specific set-up and run times need to be accurately documented before implementation. According to this blog, production scheduling systems are not a magical tool that will help solve your company’s problems. Think of it rather as a very important tool that needs precise information to come up with the best possible schedules your users can understand.
Integrating with an ERP (enterprise resource planning) system can also become a great tool for your company in terms of production scheduling. It will allow for multiple departments at your company to communicate and understand the process taking place at the manufacturing level. Remember to keep in mind that the amount of planning required to implement a large scheduling system can be one of the largest stopping points to utilizing these systems.
Browse around this blog in additional areas also. It has some really spectacular articles and links to software vendors that understand no two manufactures are the same.
