Discrete simulation applied to the production process of electronic components

  • Lúcio W
  • Costa L
  • Silva A
  • et al.
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Abstract

The objective of this research is to demonstrate through simulation techniques and analyses performed in production systems of a company located in the city of Guarulhos, which produces an electronic component that has plastic, acrylic and steel, the improvements that can be acchieved with the use of a specialist software to assist the manager in decision making. For the study, concepts of simulation, Monte Carlo method, queueing theory and the software Arena were used. By simulating processes and evaluating performance, the software offers reports that assist the manager to see more clearly potential bottlenecks and points of improvement in process, thus effectively contributing to the company's competitiveness on the market. With the study presented in this article it was possible to verify the importance of the use of this tool such as barriers they currently face to grow faster, and to find evidences of how collaboration between organizations could facilitate the process of acquiring competitive advantage.

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Lúcio, W. dos S., Costa, L. S. da, Silva, A. M. da, & Paula, W. F. de. (2017). Discrete simulation applied to the production process of electronic components. Independent Journal of Management & Production, 8(5), 596–613. https://doi.org/10.14807/ijmp.v8i5.603

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