A linear programming model for determining the location of a least-cost production facility to manufacture furniture parts for pre-existing assembly facilities

Posted on:2001-01-30

Degree:M.S

Type:Thesis

University:Mississippi State University

Candidate:Beeson, Danny Ray

Full Text:PDF

GTID:2469390014457934

Subject:Business Administration

Abstract/Summary:

This report explains how linear programming can be used as a tool to assist corporate decision makers with location decisions involving a new facility when a present facility network currently exists.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Facility

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