Overall Model for an Economic Analysis for Companies with Intermittent Production
p. 211-218
Abstract
Companies operating with intermittent production need an Economic Analysis to assist them in taking orders from clients with their own projects. In this article we offer an overall model of analysis of the economic aspects relating to the performance of a company with intermittent commissioned production due to the different utilization percentages of their facilities. The proposed model - from the utilization definitions of the company's production capacity, we may be able to analyze all production regions: idleness, saturation and relevant interval. Therefore, in analyzing the economic aspects of the commissioned job the company must take into consideration in which production capacity it will work before accepting a new order in order to obtain the best profit margin.
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References
Bibliographical reference
Israel Brunstein, Ivanir Schroeder and Jocimari Schroeder, « Overall Model for an Economic Analysis for Companies with Intermittent Production », CASYS, 20 | 2008, 211-218.
Electronic reference
Israel Brunstein, Ivanir Schroeder and Jocimari Schroeder, « Overall Model for an Economic Analysis for Companies with Intermittent Production », CASYS [Online], 20 | 2008, Online since 03 September 2024, connection on 10 November 2024. URL : http://popups.lib.uliege.be/1373-5411/index.php?id=2882
Authors
Israel Brunstein
Doctor and Professor of the Department of Production Engineering at the Escola Politecnica of USP. Brazil
Ivanir Schroeder
Doctor in Production Engineering at the Escola Politecnica of USP and Professor of the UNIVALI. Brazil
Jocimari Schroeder
Doctorate Student in Production Engineering at the Escola Politecnica of USP and Professor of the UNIV ALI. Brazil