Project Details
Description
The mission of the project is to develop new ways of designing and modelling production systems. The project will
compare the design of a production for an electro-mechanical production system with the design for a production system inside healthcare and non-mechanical production. The term production system should be defined widely. One goal for a production system is to minimize the throughput time with a minimal usage of ressources. This goal should be obtained by fulfilling the specified mission and politics for the system. Simulation will be used as a tool to describe the different production systems. Possibilities for transferring theories developed inside traditional electro-mechanical production into areas such as healthcare will be investigated by analysing the result of the comparison. Specified companies will be used as cases.
compare the design of a production for an electro-mechanical production system with the design for a production system inside healthcare and non-mechanical production. The term production system should be defined widely. One goal for a production system is to minimize the throughput time with a minimal usage of ressources. This goal should be obtained by fulfilling the specified mission and politics for the system. Simulation will be used as a tool to describe the different production systems. Possibilities for transferring theories developed inside traditional electro-mechanical production into areas such as healthcare will be investigated by analysing the result of the comparison. Specified companies will be used as cases.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 01/03/1995 → 01/03/1998 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- University of Copenhagen (Project partner)
- Danish School of Education (Project partner)
- Copenhagen Business School (Project partner)
Funding
- Unknown
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