OPERATIONS AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT – GOL
Research Group:
Antonio Rafael Namur Muscat 1
Dario Ikuo Miyake 2
Débora Pretti Ronconi 3
Hugo Tsugunobu Yoshida Yoshizaki 4
José Carlos Vaz 5
Marco Aurélio de Mesquita 6
Miguel Cezar Santoro 7
Paulino Graciano Francischini 8
Luiz Fernando P. Abreu 9
http://www.pro.poli.usp.br/professores/corpodocente
Contact to: Miguel Cezar Santoro,
[email protected], +55-11-3091-5363,
http://www.poli.usp.br/pro/
About the Group:
The Research Group on Operations and
Logistics Management (GOL) - Ref. USP.1002
Directory of the Research Groups in Brazil
(LATTES/CNPq) - has been established to
develop research projects and teaching activities
related to the planning and management of
operations and production resources in the context
of both manufacturing and service industries.
Currently, the group is developing studies and
projects in following major areas:
mathematical models and simulation techniques to
solve problems such as optimization in operations
planning and scheduling, inventory planning, as
well as in logistics infrastructure planning.
Another feature is the concern for key issues that
emerge in intervention processes at organizations
that seek the implementation of more reliable,
efficient, and agile operations in production
systems.
Support for the development of research
projects under this line have been granted by
governmental agencies such as FAPESP and
CNPq. Moreover, a concrete outcome of the
research group was the organization of a
permanent forum for the discussion of the Lean
Manufacturing model which has propitiated the
exchange of knowledge and experience among
professors, graduate students, autonomous
consultants,
technical
professionals
and
executives.
Indicators
Bibliographical production
Papers in periodicals
Book chapters
Other Bibliographical production
Papers in conference proceedings
Full
1) Production and Inventory Planning,
Scheduling and Control;
2) Logistics and Supply Chain;
3) Productivity in Production and Logistic
Systems.
Abstracts
A feature of the works deployed by the GOL
members is the intensive application of
Master dissertations
Professor Doutor do Departamento de Engenharia de Produção –
PRO
2
Professor Doutor do PRO
3
Professora Associada do PRO
4
Professor Associado do PRO
5
Professor Assistente do PRO
6
Professor Doutor do PRO
7
Professor Associado do PRO
8
Professor Doutor do PRO
9
Professor Assistente do PRO
23
3
Technical productions
Congress presentations
Other technical productions
12
3
Concluded supervision
Phd thesis
Undergraduate projects
1
10
2
3
Scientific initiation projects
Supervision in progress
Jury member
8
4
6
0
13
26
1. Research Projects:
1.1. Strategies and management models for
operations competitiveness improvement
Coordinator: Dario Ikuo Miyake
Collaborators: Antonio Rafael Namur Muscat,
Paulino Graciano Francischini
Doctoral candidates: José Carlos Vaz
The constant search for gains in competitive
power has motivated the rise and development of
new visions, strategies, tactics and best practices
aimed at productivity and quality improvements.
Impelled by such a pervasive movement new
models have emerged for the design and
management of manufacturing systems and supply
chains. Though the diversity of new models in
diffusion in these days is auspicious, in itself, it
has also brought uncertainties and risks to
companies in the sense that the hypothetical
combined application of concepts, organizational
structures and techniques derived from different
prescriptive
models
implies
advantages
(complementarity,
sharing,
synergy)
and
disadvantages (redundancy, antagonism) on the
other hand.
The objects of study in this research project
are the enablers and the barriers, of conceptual
and practical nature, faced by industries
developing efforts in learning and implementing
new elements proposed by such models in a
combined approach. Special attention has been
dedicated to the investigation of the following
three models: Just-in-time (JIT) production, Total
Quality Management (TQM), and Total
Productive Maintenance (TPM). Among the issues
researched are included the potential of an
integrated strategy for adopting these models in
industries; the definition of criteria to assess
initiatives of combined application, and the
proposition of principles and guidelines for
planning
and
conducting
combined
implementations.
Keywords: TQM; JIT; TPM
1.2. Lean production implementation processes
in Brazilian manufacturing and service
industries
Coordinator: Dario Ikuo Miyake, Paulino
Graciano Francischini
Collaborators: Alvair Torres Jr. (FEA-USP)
The Lean Production model has been an
object of great interest by companies in
manufacturing industries that have undertaken
efforts seeking the improvement of their
competitiveness. Early initiatives to implement
Just-in-time (JIT) production and delivery
techniques in Brazilian companies date from the
1980’s. In that time, such attempts were restricted
to the implementation of some specific elements
such as the kanban system for inventory control or
the formation of manufacturing cells; and, in
many cases, the results achieved were meager
and/or locally confined.
After a long period of learning, some Brazilian
companies seem to have mastered the necessary
competences for planning and implementing
effectively an integrated set of concepts and tools
that make possible to convert traditional
production systems into leaner systems featuring
superior systemic performance.
The projects that have been developed in this
research front consider the following objectives:
a) identification of critical success factors, b)
examining the applicability of value stream
mapping methodology; c) development of
methodologies to support the implantation of lean
production systems.
A concrete outcome of this project was the
organization of a permanent forum for the
discussion of the Lean Manufacturing model
which has propitiated the exchange of knowledge
and experience among professors, graduate
students, autonomous consultants, technical
professionals and executives. The purpose and
organization of this forum as well as a report of its
activities are presented in the following web-site:
http://www.geocities.com/dario_miyake/Forum_L
ean
Keywords: lean production, lean manufacturing,
lean service, lean construction, lean thinking.
1.3. Production and Inventory Planning,
Scheduling and Control
Coordinator: Miguel Cezar Santoro
Collaborators: Marco A. Mesquita, Débora Pretti
Ronconi
Research and Modeling in Production and
Inventory Planning, Scheduling and Control, in
different production systems - pure inventories,
continuous and intermittent systems, and by
project – and their interfaces with other corporate
functions such as logistics, finance, sales and
engineering, as well as with the supply chain.
Roughly speaking, the planning activities in these
enterprises consist on deciding what, how much,
and when to make or to buy. This decision making
process is oriented to attain the multiples and
conflicting goals such as demand fulfilling, cost
and time reduction in the production of goods and
services, inventory reduction and optimization of
capacity utilization. The main research themes
are: strategic planning, aggregate planning, shop
scheduling, inventory planning, line balancing,
project planning and control, planning materials
and other resources requirements, and so on. A
feature of the projects in development under this
theme is the intensive utilization of mathematic
modeling and simulation to achieve optimization
of the operations planning and scheduling
problem.
Keywords: planning, scheduling, control.
1.4. Production System Capabilities for Agile
Manufacturing and Mass Customization
Coordinator: Dario Ikuo Miyake
Collaborators: Renato Lima Sanctis (Multibras),
Cláudio Marcos Vigna
As the trends of product model
proliferation, product life cycle shrinking, and
searching the fulfillment of the customers’
increasingly specific needs have intensified,
leading manufacturing firms in different sectors
have striven to develop innovations in terms of
technology, organization, and methodology so as
to nurture new flexibility dimensions which may
enhance speed and reduce costs to coping with the
variation of product mix, production ramp-up,
capacity adjustment, and physical reconfiguration
of production systems.
The search of such enhanced flexibility
and agility in manufacturing has brought
initiatives that rely more on the versatility and
empowerment of the workforce (production
organized around networked work-cells) as well
as adoption of innovations in flexible automation,
applications of information technologies, supply
chain practices such as postponement, adoption of
modularity concepts in product development and
design. The purpose of this research project is to
explore how these abilities and resources should
be developed and combined, to support efficiently
operations strategies such as mass customization,
Build-to-Order (BTO) production and Assembleto-Order (ATO) production.
Keywords: Re-configurability, manufacturability,
agility.
Scholarships: Claudio M. Vigna (master – CNPq)
1.5. Logistics and supply chain
Coordinator: Hugo Yoshizaki
Collaborators: Antonio Rafael Namur Muscat,
Dario Ikuo Miyake, José Geraldo Vidal Vieira,
Miguel Cezar Santoro, Paulino Graciano
Francischini, Patrícia Prado Belfiori Fávero.
Post-graduation studensts: Danilo Campos,
George Paulus Pereira Dias, Manoel Roman Filho,
Enrico Ferri, Leonardo Maluta, Leonardo Pelloso,
Plínio Carraro (MLOG).
Logistics and supply chain deal with planning,
designing, controlling, and managing the flow of
materials and related information, from suppliers
up to final consumers, and may include returns,
recycling, or disposal of products. From a stricter
point of view, logistics manages a limited number
of flow stages (generally only one or two echelons
of manufacturing or operations), while a supply
chain considers the total flow, with several stages
of transformation. Thus, in this last case, there is
more focus in on relationships between different
firms and partners, even allowing for financial
flow and coordination matters, as well joint
product design. Research projects involve interorganizational relationships (just in time, ECR –
efficient consumer response), development and
evaluation of suppliers (partnerships), decision
support systems (Statistics, Operations Research
and soft methodologies), inter and intraorganizational coordination, supply and physical
distribution network design, besides traditional
topics as material storage and handling, plant and
warehouse layout, inventory control, maintenance
management, industrial location, etc.
Keywords: supply chain management, suppliers,
logistics.
Financial support: CNPq
Scholarships: Lucas Eung Lee (IC/CNPq)
1.6. Development of heuristic methods for
scheduling problems
Coordinator: Débora Pretti Ronconi
Collaborators: Celso M. Hino, André B. Mendes
Master students: Luís Roberto S. Henrique,
Claudio F. Furlan.
The scheduling problem consists on the
allocation of resources to tasks, respecting the
imposed restrictions and optimizing one or more
criteria. This is a very complex problem due its
combinatorial nature, and in practice, most of
these problems have a difficult resolution through
methods that obtain the optimal solution.
In these cases heuristic methods are usually
used to find solutions not necessarily optimal,
however of good quality. With special success,
researchers adapted ideas of other areas to develop
the metaheuristics. Given the success of the
heuristics
and
metaheuristics
in
many
applications, this project treats of the resolution of
scheduling problems through these techniques.
Keywords:
combinatorial
optimization,
scheduling
Financial support: CNPq
1.7. Minimization of earliness and tardiness
penalties in scheduling problems
Coordinator: Débora Pretti Ronconi
Master students: Celso S. Sakuraba, Márcio S.
Kawamura.
In the majority of the theoretical works on
scheduling, simple measures of performance have
been applied, as for example the minimization of
the makespan. In general these measures are
criteria regular. Among these criteria we can
mention measures related with tardiness, as the
minimization of the total tardiness, whose
difficulty is due to the fact that tardiness is not a
linear function of the makespan. With passing of
the years such measures have been more studied,
especially in environments with multiple
machines, in view of the increasing importance for
the market of factors as the determination and the
fulfillment of of customer orders on time.
Moreover, diverse papers on scheduling have
considered penalties for earliness in addition to
penalties for tardiness. This trend is due to the
propagation of the philosophy Just In Time (JIT)
in the industries. Given the success of the
heuristics
and
metaheuristics
in
many
applications, this project treats of the resolution of
scheduling problems through these techniques.
This project deals with two topics: (i)
development of heuristics for flowshop scheduling
problem with two machines to minimize the mean
absolute deviation of a common due date, and (II)
development of a branch-and-bound algorithm for
the resolution of a single machine scheduling
problem to minimize the sum of earliness and
tardiness of the jobs.
Keywords:
combinatorial
optimization,
scheduling
Financial support:CNPq/FAPESP
Scholarships: Celso S. Sakuraba (master - CNPq)
1.8. Theory and practice of cutting and packing
problems
Coordinator: Marcos Arenales
Collaborators: Débora Pretti Ronconi, Reinaldo
Morabíto, Paulo M. França, Vitória Pureza,
Antônio Carlos Moretti, Horácio Yanasse e outros
pesquisadores do estado de São Paulo.
The main objective in this project is the
study of theoretical as well as practical aspects of
Cutting and Packing Problems (CCP). Basically,
the cutting problem consists of determining the
best way of cutting units of material (hereafter
denominated objects), in order to produce a set of
smaller units (items). Similarly to the cutting
problem, the packing problem consists of
determining the best way to arrange items into the
objects. By theoretical aspects we mean the
modeling of the problem, the development of
solution methods, the identification of properties,
the review/survey of the literature, and
computational analysis. The practical aspects,
besides including the phases of the theoretical
part, are motivated by industrial applications, and
consider data collection, model validation in
practice, and development of user-friendly
computational tools.
The aim of the present project is to
integrate new research groups in this topic,
exchanging different experiences and knowledge
in order to produce high standard research, due to
group synergy.
Keywords: optimization, cutting and packing
Financial support: FAPESP
1.9.
Discrete Optimization and Graphs:
Theory, Algorithms and Applications
Coordinator: Yoshiko Wakabayashi
Collaborators: Débora Pretti Ronconi, Abílio
Lucena, Jayme Szwarcfiter, Celso C. Ribeiro,
Andres Weintraub, Cristina G. Fernandes e outros
pesquisadores do Brasil, Chile, Uruguai e
Argentina.
In this project we plan to develop new
approaches and algorithms to solve hard
combinatorial optimization problems. Many of
these problems have important applications in
practice. For instance, many problems that arise in
the design of VLSI circuits can be formulated as
combinatorial optimization problems.
We are specially interested in packing
problems. Such problems have been broadly
investigated not only because of their interesting
theoretical aspects, but also due to their many
practical applications, such as in cloth, glass,
paper and wood industries and newspapers
paging. We intend to develop new algorithms for
a variety of packing problems. All participants
have ongoing experience on this subject, and this
project is a natural attempt to combine their skills
to solve new hard problems.
Keywords: optimization, cutting and packing
Financial support: CNPq (Prosul)
1.10 Simulation for Production System Design
and Operation
Coordinator: Marco Aurélio de Mesquita.
Collaborators: Miguel Cezar Santoro
Simulation involves the development of
descriptive compute models of a system and,
through the intelligent use of those models, to
predict the operational performance of the
underlying system being modeled. This research
project focuses on the application of simulation
methodology to manufacturing system design and
operation. More specifically, system design deal
with
facility
layout
and
system
capacity/configuration. System operation, on the
other hand, includes decision making on
operations planning and scheduling. In a addition
to the facility analysis, the Simulation approach is
powerful tool for the analysis and performance
evaluation of the entire supply chain. The
Simulation, which belongs to the traditional field
of Operations Research and Production
Engineering, is now being recovered at the
Production Engineering Department. The opening
initiatives were the implementation of a
simulation laboratory and the reformulation of the
undergraduate discipline. The next steps will be
the more specific research projects deployment
and the offering of a new graduate discipline on
the subject.
Keywords: simulation, production systems,
supply chain
2. Relevant Works
2.1. Articles in periodicals
MUSCAT, A. R. N. ; BIAZZI, M. R. ; MIGUEL,
P. A. C. . Implementação da estratégia utilizando
BSC: um estudo de caso no setor público
brasileiro. GEPROS Gestão da Produção,
Operações e Sistemas, v. 3, p. 35-47, 2007.
TAKEY, F. M.; MESQUITA, M. A. . Aggregate
Planning for a Large Food Manufacturer with
High Seasonal Demand. Brazilian Journal of
Operations and Production Management, v. 3, p.
5-20, 2006.
CAMPOS, G. G.; YOSHIZAKI, H. T. Y.;
BELFIORI,
P.P. Algoritimo Genético e
Computação Paralela para Problemas de
Roteirização de Veiculos com Janelas de Tempo e
Entregas Fracionadas. Gestão e Produção
(UFSCar), v. 13, p. 271-281, 2006.
BELFIORI, P.P.; YOSHIZAKI, H. T. Y. Scatter
search para problemas de roteirização de veículos
com frota heterogênea, janelas de tempo e
entregas fracionadas. Produção (São Paulo), v. 16,
p. 455-469, 2006.
KAWAMURA, M.S., RONCONI D.P. &
YOSHIZAKI
H.,
2006,
Optimizing
Transportation and Storage of Final Products in
the Sugar and Ethanol Industry: a case study,
International Transactions
Research, 13, pp. 425-439.
in
Operational
BIRGIN, E.G., MARTÍNEZ, J.M., NISHIHARA
F.H. & RONCONI, D.P., 2006, Orthogonal
Packing of Rectangular Items within Arbitrary
Convex Regions by Nonlinear Optimization,
Computers & Operations Research, 33, pp. 35353548.
BIRGIN
E.G.,
MARTÍNEZ
J.M.,
MASCARENHAS W.F. & RONCONI D.P.,
2006, Method of Sentinels for Packing Objects
whitin Arbitrary Regions, Journal of the
Operational Research Society, 57, pp. 735-746.
MIYAKE, D.I.; NAKANO, D. Implementation of
Corporate Production Systems in the Brazilian
Auto Industry: Managing Knowledge Through
Practice. International Journal of Automotive
Technology and Management, v.7, pp. 153-167,
2007.
MIYAKE, D.I. The shift from belt conveyor line
to work-cell based assembly systems to cope with
increasing demand variation in Japanese
industries. International Journal of Automotive
Technology and Management, v.6, pp. 419-439,
2006.
VIGNA, C.M.; MIYAKE, D.I. Capacitação do
processo produtivo em uma empresa de alta
tecnologia para a customização em massa. Gestão
da Produção, Operações e Sistemas - GEPROS,
v.1, p. 23-35, 2006.
2.2. Book chapters
MIYAKE,
D.I.;
FRANCISCHINI,
P.G.;
GIANNINI, R. Exploring Operational Excellence
Improvement Approaches Derived from the Lean
Production Paradigm in Service Operations. In: E.
Mrudula. (Org.). Lean Management- Concepts
and Industry Perspectives. 1 ed. Hyderabad: Icfai
University Press, 2007, pp. 143-163.
MIYAKE, D.I.; RAMOS, A.W. Lean Six Sigma Brazilian Experience. In: E. Mrudula. (Org.). Lean
Six Sigma: An Introduction. 1 ed. Hyderabad:
Icfai University Press, 2007, pp. 156-181.
2.3. Full Papers Published in International
Conference Proceedings
MIYAKE, D.I.; TORRES JR., A.S.; FAVARO, C.
Supply chain mapping initiatives in Brazil:
challenges and opportunities. In: International
Conference on Production Research, 2007,
Valparaiso. 19th International Conference on
Production Research - The development of
collaborative production and service systems in
emergent economies. Valparaiso, Chile: Pontifical
Catholic University of Valparaiso, University of
Santiago, 2007. p. 1-6
MIYAKE, D.I. The deployment of corporate
production systems in auto-industry firms: A
means to drive process improvements towards
operational excellence. In: Gerpisa International
Colloquium, 2007, Paris. 15th GERPISA
International Colloquium on line. Evry Cedex:
Université d'Evry-Val d'Essonne, 2007. p. 1-17.
SANTORO, M. C., FREIRE G., Álvaro Eusébio
Hernandez Inventory Models Comparison in
Variable
Demand
Environments
In:
19th International Conference on Production
Research, Valparaiso, Chile, 2007.
SANTORO, M. C., FREIRE G. - Inventory
System to Healthcare & Medical 6th International
Conference on the Management of Healthcare &
Medical Technology - Scuola Superiore
Sant’Anna, Pisa, Italy, 2007.
SANTORO, M. C., MESQUITA, M.A. - A
Strategic Approach to Industrial Engineering
Curriculum in Brazilian Private Schools In:
ICEE 2007
International
Conference
on
Engineering Education, Coimbra, Portugal, 2007.
FREIRE G., SANTORO, M. C.: Inventory Model
Comparative Study in a Variable Demand
Forecast Error Environment In: 14th International
Symposium on Inventories, Budapest, República
Tcheca, International Society for Inventory
Research, 2006.
VIGNA, C.M.; MIYAKE, D.I. A conceptual
framework for mass customization systems from a
capability building viewpoint. In: Third
International Conference on Production Research
– Americas’ Region, 2006, Curitiba. Third
International Conference on Production Research
– Americas’ Region. Curitiba: PUC do Paraná,
2006. p. 1-14
MIYAKE, D.I.; SANCTIS, R.L.; BANCI, F.S.
The declining attractiveness of belt conveyor
utilization in assembling operations and the trend
of its replacement by work cell-based assembly
systems: The case of a consumer electric products
manufacturer in Brazil. In: Third International
Conference on Production Research – Americas’
Region, 2006, Curitiba. Third International
Conference on Production Research – Americas’
Region. Curitiba: PUC do Paraná, 2006. p. 1-16.
MIYAKE, D.I. Enhancing responsiveness to
market by the development of rapidly
reconfigurable production systems: the case of a
Japanese manufacturer of automotive components.
In:
Fourteenth
GERPISA
International
Colloquium, 2006, Paris. Fourteenth GERPISA
International Colloquium - Are automobile firms
market-oriented organisations? Evry Cedex,
Bordeaux: Université d’Evry-Val d’Essonne,
University of Montesquieu, 2006. p. 1-18.
2.4. Full Papers Published
Conference Proceedings
in
National
RONCONI, D.P., SAKURABA, C.S. & SOURD,
F., 2007, Minimization of the Mean Absolute
Deviation from a Common Due Date in a Twomachine Flowshop, Anais do XXXIX Simpósio
Brasileiro de Pesquisa Operacional, Fortaleza/CE.
KAWAMURA, M.S. & RONCONI D.P., 2006,
Aplicação do Método Branch-and-Bound na
Programação de tarefas em uma Única Máquina
com Data de Entrega Comum sob Penalidades de
Adiantamente e Atraso, XXVI ENEGEP Encontro Nacional de Engenharia de Produção,
Fortaleza, CE.
BELFIORE P., SILVA V.F. & RONCONI, D. P.,
2006, Scatter Search para programação de tarefas
em uma única máquina com penalidades de
adiantamento e atraso e data de entrega comum.,
XXVI Encontro Nacional de Engenharia de
Produção, Fortaleza,CE.
BUSSO, C.M.; MIYAKE, D.I. Estratégias de
Implementação Lean Six Sigma. In: Encontro
Nacional de Engenharia de Produção, 2007, Foz
do Iguaçu. Anais do Encontro Nacional de
Engenharia de Produção, 2007.
KEMPENICH, S.; MIYAKE, D.I. Os princípios
da produção enxuta e a distribuição de gás natural.
In: XIV SIMPEP, 2007, Bauru. Anais do X!V
SIMPEP. Bauru: Faculdade de Engenharia de
Bauru, UNESP, 2007. p. 1-12.
GRAMANI, M.C.N.., SANTORO, M. C.:
Problema de Balanceamento de Linhas:
Modelagem e Abordagem de Solução In:
XXXVIII SBPO - Simpósio Brasileiro de
Pesquisa Operacional, Goiânia, Brasil, 2006.
MIYAKE, D.I.; MONTOYA, C.V.; MELCHERT,
E.R. Planejamento do processo de implantação do
sistema Lean utilizando a Análise Hierárquica do
Processo (AHP): Um estudo de caso. In: IX
Simpósio de Administração da Produção,
Logística e Operações Industriais, 2006, São
Paulo. Anais do IX Simpósio de Administração da
Produção, Logística e Operações Industriais,
2006. p. 1-22.
FONSECA, A.V.M.; MIYAKE, D.I. Uma análise
sobre o Ciclo PDCA como um método para
solução de problemas da qualidade. In: XXVI
Encontro Nacional de Engenharia de Produção,
2006, Fortaleza. Anais XXVI Encontro Nacional
de Engenharia de Produção. Fortaleza: ABEPRO,
2006. p. 1-9.
FONSECA, A.V.M.; MIYAKE, D. I. Formas de
classificação para as técnicas e ferramentas da
qualidade. In: XXVI Encontro Nacional de
Engenharia de Produção, 2006, Fortaleza. Anais
do XXVI Encontro Nacional de Engenharia de
Produção. Fortaleza: ABEPRO, 2006. p. 1-9.
FRANCISCHINI,
P.G.;
MIYAKE,
D.I.;
GIANNINI, R. Adaptação de conceitos de
melhorias operacionais provenientes do Lean
Production em operações de serviços. In: XXVI
Encontro Nacional de Engenharia de Produção,
2006, Fortaleza. Anais do XXVI Encontro
Nacional de Engenharia de Produção. Fortaleza:
ABEPRO, 2006. p. 1-9.
Produção)) - Universidade de São Paulo.
PACHECO, R.F., SANTORO,
M.
C.:
Modelagem e Implementação Computacional do
Problema de Rotação de Pastagens In:
XXXIX SBPO - Simpósio Brasileiro de Pesquisa
Operacional, Fortaleza, Brasil, 2007.
PROTO, L.O.Z.. Um Modelo de Planejamento
Agregado da Produção e Distribuição, com
Múltiplas Localidades e Produção em Dois
Estágios. 2006. 140 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em
Engenharia de Produção) - Escola Politécnica da
USP - Depto de Engenharia de Produção.
SU CONNIE., SANTORO, M. C.: Gerenciamento
do Risco de Prazo em Projetos In: ENEGEP Encontro Nacional de Engenharia de Produção,
Fortaleza, Brasil, 2006.
TORRES JÚNIOR, N.; MIYAKE, D.I.;
PEREIRA, C.C.P. Proposta de um modelo de
referência para a descrição do processo de
desenvolvimento de serviços. In: XIII Simpósio
de Engenharia de Produção, 2006, Bauru. ANAIS
XIII SIMPEP - 2006. Bauru: Unesp, FEB,
Departamento de Engenharia de Produção, 2006.
p. 1-12.
3. PhD thesis & Master dissertations
3.1. PhD thesis
TORRES JÚNIOR, N. Operações em serviços de
resultados ulteriores: diretrizes gerenciais para
um melhor desempenho. 2007. Tese (Doutorado
em Engenharia de Produção) - Universidade de
São Paulo.
MENDES, A. B. Programação de Frota de Apoio
a Operações Offshore sujeita à Requisição de
Múltiplas Embarcações para uma mesma Tarefa.
2007. Tese (Doutorado em Engenharia Naval e
Oceânica) - Escola Politécnica da Universidade de
São Paulo, Co-Orientação.
VIEIRA, J.G.V.. Avaliação do estado de
colaboração logística entre indústria de bens de
consumo e redes de varejo supermercadista. 2006.
Tese (Doutorado em Engenharia (Engenharia de
Produção)) - Universidade de São Paulo,
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de
Nível Superior.
BELFIORI P.P. Scatter Search para problemas de
roteirização de veículos com frota heterogênea,
janelas de tempo e entregas fracionadas. 2006.
Tese (Doutorado em Engenharia (Engenharia de
3.2. Master dissertations
DA SILVA, M.B. Otimização de redes de
distribuição física considerando incentivo fiscal
baseado no crédito presumido de ICMS. 2007.
Dissertação (Mestrado em Engenharia de Sistemas
Logísticos) - Universidade de São Paulo.
KAWAMURA M.S. Aplicação do Método
branch-and-bound na programação de tarefas em
uma única máquina com data de entrega comum
sob penalidades de adiantamento e atraso.
Departamento de Engenharia de Produção. Escola
Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo, 2006.
SAKURABA C.S. Minimização dos Desvios
Absolutos com Data de Entrega Comum no
Ambiente Flowshop com Duas Máquinas.
Departamento de Engenharia de Produção. Escola
Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo, 2006.
VIGNA. C.M. Capacitação das operações
internas para a customização em massa: estudos
de casos nas indústrias brasileiras. 2007.
Dissertação (Mestrado em Engenharia de
Produção) - Universidade de São Paulo. Bolsa:
Conselho
Nacional
de
Desenvolvimento
Científico e Tecnológico.
FREIRE, G. Estudo comparativo de modelos de
estoques num ambiente com previsibilidade
variável de demanda. 2007. Dissertação (Mestrado
em Engenharia de Produção) - Escola Politécnica
da Universidade de São Paulo.
CARVALHO, J.D. Definição do Modal de
Transporte Ótimo para Componenetes Comprados
Numa Empresa Aeronáutica. 2006. 90 f.
Dissertação (Mestrado em Engenharia de
Produção) - Escola Politécnica da Universidade de
São Paulo.
COSTA, D.L.P. Estratégia de Supply Chain
Management para a Manga destinada ao Mercado
Externo. 2006. 160 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em
Engenharia de Sistemas Logísticos) - Escola
Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo.