The pharmaceutical marketplace is dominated by large multinational companies, competing worldwide, with a global presence in branded products. Retaining marketshare requires standards of product quality and reliability close to 100%, attained at sustainable cost. Wholesalers and final customers expect reliability and quality from pharmaceutical companies, which face an increasing challenge to achieve such standards. Reliable production plans are critical to this aim. In fact, to achieve 100% availability of final products, it is not sufficient to attain excellence in each phase of the planning process from strategic planning to real-time scheduling, but it is also important to effectively manage the coordination between these different phases

Models and Methods for Production Scheduling in the Pharmaceutical Industry / Pacciarelli, Dario; Meloni, Carlo; Pranzo, Marco. - STAMPA. - 152:(2011), pp. 429-459. [10.1007/978-1-4419-8191-2_17]

Models and Methods for Production Scheduling in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Carlo Meloni;
2011-01-01

Abstract

The pharmaceutical marketplace is dominated by large multinational companies, competing worldwide, with a global presence in branded products. Retaining marketshare requires standards of product quality and reliability close to 100%, attained at sustainable cost. Wholesalers and final customers expect reliability and quality from pharmaceutical companies, which face an increasing challenge to achieve such standards. Reliable production plans are critical to this aim. In fact, to achieve 100% availability of final products, it is not sufficient to attain excellence in each phase of the planning process from strategic planning to real-time scheduling, but it is also important to effectively manage the coordination between these different phases
2011
Planning Production and Inventories in the Extended Enterprise : A State-of-the-Art Handbook. Volume 2
978-1-4419-8190-5
Springer
Models and Methods for Production Scheduling in the Pharmaceutical Industry / Pacciarelli, Dario; Meloni, Carlo; Pranzo, Marco. - STAMPA. - 152:(2011), pp. 429-459. [10.1007/978-1-4419-8191-2_17]
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