Proposal to address the dispersion scheduled actions
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https://doi.org/10.18583/umr.v3i1.107Keywords:
Dispersion, problem, actual and expected situation, decision making, band trendAbstract
Commonly, production systems face problems of dispersion, that is, what you want against what you actually achieved. In this paper, a methodology to deal with such situation arises. Based on the classification of problems and its association with various types of dispersion. Similarly, a case of actual application is presented, concluding in the cycle of proposals and leading to the correction of the problem.
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