Aggregate planning in crew-loaded production environments
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Michael D. Oliff is a Visiting Professor of Operations Management at IMEDE. He received his Ph.D. from Clemson University and served as the Program Chair of both the first and second International Conferences on Expert Systems& the Leading Edge in Production Planning Control. In addition to Computers & Operations Research, Dr Olifs publications appear in journals such as Decision Sciences, IEEE Transactions, Interfaces, International Journal of Production Research, International Journal of Expert Systems, Decision Support Systems, and Production and Inventory Management.
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Holly S. Lewis is a faculty member in the management science department at Pennsylvania State University. Her primary research interests include production planning and mathematical programming.