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    The document discusses scheduling in manufacturing and service industries. It defines scheduling as allocating tasks and resources over time to complete jobs. Effective scheduling aims to complete work on time while optimizing resource usage, production, and efficiency. Common scheduling approaches include finite and infinite loading, routing, sequencing, and dispatching. Scheduling methods like first come first serve, shortest job first, and earliest due date seek to optimize different goals. Forward and backward scheduling allocate tasks differently. Gantt charts visually depict project schedules and task progress over time. Overall the document outlines key scheduling concepts, approaches, benefits, and tools used in operations management.

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    The document discusses scheduling in manufacturing and service industries. It defines scheduling as allocating tasks and resources over time to complete jobs. Effective scheduling aims to complete work on time while optimizing resource usage, production, and efficiency. Common scheduling approaches include finite and infinite loading, routing, sequencing, and dispatching. Scheduling methods like first come first serve, shortest job first, and earliest due date seek to optimize different goals. Forward and backward scheduling allocate tasks differently. Gantt charts visually depict project schedules and task progress over time. Overall the document outlines key scheduling concepts, approaches, benefits, and tools used in operations management.

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    OM Scheduling

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    Vishal Shanbhag
    The document discusses scheduling in manufacturing and service industries. It defines scheduling as allocating tasks and resources over time to complete jobs. Effective scheduling aims to complete work on time while optimizing resource usage, production, and efficiency. Common scheduling approaches include finite and infinite loading, routing, sequencing, and dispatching. Scheduling methods like first come first serve, shortest job first, and earliest due date seek to optimize different goals. Forward and backward scheduling allocate tasks differently. Gantt charts visually depict project schedules and task progress over time. Overall the document outlines key scheduling concepts, approaches, benefits, and tools used in operations management.

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    Prashant Mehta 74

    Payal Vanvari 119


    Rahul Potphode 94
    Sagar Parab 86
    Pawan Raheja 97
    Deepak Narwani 80
    WHAT IS SCHEDULING?

    EFFECTIVE SCHEDULING

    BENEFITS
    OBJECTIVES

    HISTORY

    EXAMPLE: Hair
    Cutting Salon
    Steps of Scheduling :-
     LOADING

    TYPES OF APPROACH:

     Finite Loading:-

     Infinite Loading:-
    ROUTING

    SEQUENCING

    DISPATCHING:

    Eg: Courier Service


    FIRST COME FIRST SERVE

    LAST IN FIRST OUT


    • SHORTEST OPERATION TIME
    • EARLIEST DUE DATE
    Jobs (in order Processing Due Date
    of arrival) Time (days) (days hence) Orders submitted
    A 4 5 at beginning of week
    B 7 10
    C 3 6
    D 1 4
    n-jobs on one machine

    FCFS SJF LIFS EDD

    A D D D

    B C C A

    C A B C

    D B A B
    Types of Scheduling :-
    Forward Scheduling:
    Taking a job with a number of
    tasks and allocates those
    tasks to resources as early
    as possible

    Example: Manufacturing of
    Chemicals
    Backward Scheduling:
    Taking a job with a number of tasks and allocates those
    tasks to resources in reverse orders and schedules the task
    on the resource.

    Eg: Material Resource Planning


    FUNCTIONS OF SCHEDULING
     PRIMARY
    -Completion of work on time

     SECONDARY
    -Resources
    -Production
    -Efficiency
    -Corporate Image
    -Market Competition
    GANTT CHART

    Tool for displaying the progression of a project in the


    form of a specialized chart

    Facilitates display of each operation at a glance

    Time-event network analysis techniques(PERT & CPM)


    Gantt Charts

    http://www.baskent.edu.tr/~kilter 12
    GO AIR FLY SMART
    LOCAL RAILWAYS
    Questions
    AND
    Suggestions
    Presented By- Group no 4

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