In this paper, we present a methodological framework for conceptual modeling of assembly supply chain (ASC) networks. Models of such ASC networks are divided into classes on the basis of the numbers of initial suppliers. We provide a brief overview of select literature on the topic of structural complexity in assembly systems. Subsequently, the so called Vertex degree index for measuring a structural complexity of ASC networks is applied. This measure, which is based on the Shannon entropy, is well suited for the given purpose. Finally, we outline a generic model of quantitative complexity scale for ASC Networks
AbstractThe structure of production networks is mainly determined by the amount of production sites,...
In this article we propose the use of an information-content based measure as a proxy for supply cha...
Manufacturing systems can be considered as a network of machines/workstations, where parts are produ...
AbstractThis paper focuses on the modeling of assembly supply chain (ASC) systems in order to establ...
AbstractIn this paper, we present a theoretical framework for modeling of assembly supply chains and...
AbstractIn this article, we firstly present an architectural framework for supply chain networks. Th...
Assembly supply chain systems are becoming increasingly complex and, as a result, there is more and ...
Complexity has been argued to limit operational efficiency, hinder decision-making and induce disrup...
Product variety has increased explosively in the past few decades and brought many challenges to man...
In the past period the efficiency aspects of production were emphasized, sometimes even overemphasiz...
This paper considers a graph model of hierarchical supply chains. The goal is to measure the complex...
Industrial organisations must supply a variety of products and services, meet the needs of fragmente...
The demand for individualized products increases the complexity in assembly. This poster presents th...
It is well understood that supply chains are complex. However less clear is just what complexity mea...
International audienceIndustrial organisations must supply a variety of products and services, meet ...
AbstractThe structure of production networks is mainly determined by the amount of production sites,...
In this article we propose the use of an information-content based measure as a proxy for supply cha...
Manufacturing systems can be considered as a network of machines/workstations, where parts are produ...
AbstractThis paper focuses on the modeling of assembly supply chain (ASC) systems in order to establ...
AbstractIn this paper, we present a theoretical framework for modeling of assembly supply chains and...
AbstractIn this article, we firstly present an architectural framework for supply chain networks. Th...
Assembly supply chain systems are becoming increasingly complex and, as a result, there is more and ...
Complexity has been argued to limit operational efficiency, hinder decision-making and induce disrup...
Product variety has increased explosively in the past few decades and brought many challenges to man...
In the past period the efficiency aspects of production were emphasized, sometimes even overemphasiz...
This paper considers a graph model of hierarchical supply chains. The goal is to measure the complex...
Industrial organisations must supply a variety of products and services, meet the needs of fragmente...
The demand for individualized products increases the complexity in assembly. This poster presents th...
It is well understood that supply chains are complex. However less clear is just what complexity mea...
International audienceIndustrial organisations must supply a variety of products and services, meet ...
AbstractThe structure of production networks is mainly determined by the amount of production sites,...
In this article we propose the use of an information-content based measure as a proxy for supply cha...
Manufacturing systems can be considered as a network of machines/workstations, where parts are produ...