Improving Manufacturing Agility Through Optimal Production Scheduling System

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Moch Saiful Umam
Mustafid
Suryono

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The garment industry is a global industry that requires high agility in response to changing market demands that are quickly changing. Short product cycles with unpredictable demand often make the industry unable to meet consumer needs. In increasing the agility of production to deliver products to customers as fast as possible, the production scheduling system must be designed optimally. Recently algorithm hybridization is used because the combination of more than one algorithm is more optimal. Genetic Algorithm (GA) is a metaheuristic algorithm is applied in various production scheduling and its power can be improved by combining it with the Tabu Search (TS). The GA is the best metaheuristic algorithm to output the optimal scheduling with less execution time but has the disadvantage –easily trapped in local optimum (early convergence is faster). The TS algorithm works as a local search algorithm with a faster computation time than GA. This study aims to minimize the total time to complete the work (minimizing makespan) by combining TS into GA in conducting local searches to increase industrial agility. The results obtained are GA-TS hybridization can provide a more optimal solution for the production scheduling in the garment so that agility can increase.

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Mustafid, Diponegoro University

Mustafid received his Master and PhD in Information Engineering from Hiroshima University, Japan in 1987 and 1990 respectively. He is a Professor of Statistics and Information Systems at the Faculty of Science and Mathematics, Diponegoro University, Indonesia. His research focuses on subjects linked to Six Sigma, business intelligence, supply chain agility, supply chain information systems.

Suryono, Diponegoro University

Suryono is registered as a senior lecturer and researcher in Department of Physics, Science, and Mathematics Faculty of Diponegoro University, Semarang, Indonesia since 1998. A doctoral degree is achieved from Gadjah Mada University in 2011. He is a professor in 2020. His research focuses area: physical instrumentation, wireless sensor network, sensor and application, and sensor and instrumentation.

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