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The use of value-based priorities when early shipments are forbidden†

GARY D. SCUDDER Department of Operations and Management Sciences,Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 55455, USA
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THOMAS R. HOFFMANN Department of Operations and Management Sciences,Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 55455, USA
Pages 353-369 | Published online: 28 Mar 2007

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K. K. YANG & C. C. SUM. (1994) A comparison of job shop dispatching rules using a total cost criterion. International Journal of Production Research 32:4, pages 807-820.
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G. D. SCUDDER, T. R. HOFFMANN & T. R. ROHLEDER. (1993) Scheduling with forbidden early shipments: alternative performance criteria and conditions. International Journal of Production Research 31:10, pages 2287-2305.
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W.-S Yoo & L.A Martin-Vega. (2001) Scheduling single-machine problems for on-time delivery. Computers & Industrial Engineering 39:3-4, pages 371-392.
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S.T. Enns. (1998) Lead time selection and the behaviour of work flow in job shops. European Journal of Operational Research 109:1, pages 122-136.
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Bor-Yuh Leu. (2016) Simulation Analysis of Scheduling Heuristics in a Flow-Line Manufacturing Cell with Two Types of Order Shipment Environments. SIMULATION 66:2, pages 106-116.
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Bor‐Yuh Leu & John W. Nazemetz. (1995) Comparative analysis of group scheduling heuristics in a flow shop cellular system. International Journal of Operations & Production Management 15:9, pages 143-157.
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Joel D. Wisner. (1995) A review of the order release policy research. International Journal of Operations & Production Management 15:6, pages 25-40.
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THOMAS R. ROHLEDER & GARY SCUDDER. (2009) A COMPARISON OF ORDER‐RELEASE AND DISPATCH RULES FOR THE DYNAMIC WEIGHTED EARLY/TARDY PROBLEM. Production and Operations Management 2:3, pages 221-238.
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Thomas R. Rohleder & Gary D. Scudder. (2007) An Experimental Comparison of Time‐Based and Economic‐Based Scheduling Methods to Maximize Net Present Value*. Decision Sciences 24:5, pages 1037-1056.
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Thomas R. Rohleder & Gary D. Scudder. (1993) Comparing performance measures in dynamic job shops: economics vs. time. International Journal of Production Economics 32:2, pages 169-183.
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Rema Padman & Dwight E. Smith-Daniels. (1993) Early-tardy cost trade-offs in resource constrained projects with cash flows: An optimization-guided heuristic approach. European Journal of Operational Research 64:2, pages 295-311.
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Imtiaz Ahmed & Warren W. Fisher. (2007) Due Date Assignment, Job Order Release, and Sequencing Interaction in Job Shop Scheduling*. Decision Sciences 23:3, pages 633-647.
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Gary D. Scudder, Dwight E. Smith-Daniels & Thomas Rohleder. (1990) Use of the net present value criterion in a random job shop where early shipments are forbidden. Journal of Operations Management 9:4, pages 526-547.
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