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La liste complète des publications de l’Institut Henri Fayol peut être consultée sur l’archive HAL CCSD CNRS via notre portail HAL-EMSE.
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- Business process reengineering has been successfully deployed to improve efficiency, reduce cost, and improve customer satisfaction and organizational agility. The aim of this paper is to provide an overview of the applications of BPR in the context of agile manufacturing and to identify the barriers and drivers of BPR adoption in practice. To this end, […]
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- Projects are widely used to address complex organizational challenges, yet we still know relatively little about how actors experience and enact their temporariness and how this affects their organizational implications. Drawing on two qualitative case studies, we show that it is not project temporariness itself, but how actors frame and mobilize it in practice, that […]
- The Assembly Line Balancing Problem (ALBP), first formally introduced by Salveson in 1955, has long been a foundational topic in operations research and production management. Over the past seven decades, ALBP has evolved significantly—from a straightforward task-to-station assignment problem to a complex, multi-objective optimization challenge that reflects the intricacies of contemporary manufacturing systems. This transformation […]
- Many manufacturers have launched service-based offerings to gain a competitive advantage. These offerings are all-inclusive solutions made possible by digital platforms that bring together physical and digital products and services. The marketing of these offerings known as ‘Smart PSS’ involves new sources of risk for the financial sustainability of the players in the value network. […]
Nos dernières publications en texte intégral
- The Assembly Line Balancing Problem (ALBP), first formally introduced by Salveson in 1955, has long been a foundational topic in operations research and production management. Over the past seven decades, ALBP has evolved significantly—from a straightforward task-to-station assignment problem to a complex, multi-objective optimization challenge that reflects the intricacies of contemporary manufacturing systems. This transformation […]
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- The Assembly Line Balancing Problem (ALBP), first formally introduced by Salveson in 1955, has long been a foundational topic in operations research and production management. Over the past seven decades, ALBP has evolved significantly—from a straightforward task-to-station assignment problem to a complex, multi-objective optimization challenge that reflects the intricacies of contemporary manufacturing systems. This transformation […]
- Functional covariates arise in many scientific and engineering applications when model inputs take the form of time-dependent or spatially distributed profiles, such as varying boundary conditions or changing material behaviours. In addition, new practices in digital simulation require predictions accompanied by confidence intervals. Models based on Gaussian processes (GPs) provide principled uncertainty quantification. However, GPs […]
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- Workforce scheduling—the systematic assignment of workers to workstations—is fundamental for optimizing productivity and promoting employee well-being. Traditional scheduling models mainly emphasize shift coverage and cost minimization, often overlooking factors such as ergonomic safety. This can lead to increased musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)—one of the primary causes of work-related illness—particularly in physically demanding sectors such as logistics […]
- Improving energy efficiency in buildings requires optimized decision-making from the early design phase to the operational stage. Building Performance Simulation (BPS) tools and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are both widely used to support this goal. BPS allows virtual modeling of a building’s behavior, while IoT enables real-time monitoring and control of building systems. However, […]
- These slides are a short class summarizing the main result in synchronous and asynchronous optimization. The material covers batch acquisition criteria, their theoretical step-ahead pendants, and the asynchronous versions.
- Let {X_t , t ≥ 1} be a real-valued time series. A changepoint is said to occur at time t when the local dynamics of the process exhibit a persistent deviation from a reference regime. Motivated by record theory, we introduce a distribution-free framework for changepoint detection based on local power statistics aggregated over sliding […]