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Scheduling flexible manufacturing systems for apparel production. Oct. 1996. Source: Engineering focus

The inside story on bridging the QR gap. Rosen, F.K. Mar 1993, 34(7), 50-56, Source: Bobbin

Supply chain management for quick response in the clothing industry. 1996. Source: Engineering focus

The benefits of the computer-aided design and manufacture [of apparel]. Gray, S. London , UK . Design Council, ISBN: 0-85072-307-8, 54 pp. Source: British Library

Logistics in the [apparel] factory. Brecht, C.P. Knitting Technique, Nov 1993, 15(6), 397-400. Source: British Library

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Modular makes a hit in cutting Peng, T.W. Jul 1993, 34(11) 40,42,44. Source: Bobbin

Interorganizational coordination in a global supply chain: an empirical study of the U S. Apparel industry. 1997. Source: Engineering focus

Product Line Characteristics as Determinants Of Quick Response Implementation For U.S Apparel Manufacturers. Author(s) Ko, Eunju Kincade, Doris H. Clothing And Textiles Research Journal. 1998 V 16 n 1 11 Source: Uncover

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A computer-supported methodology for requirements modeling in CIM for small and medium size enterprises: a demonstration in apparel industry. Jan - Aug. 1997. Source: Engineering focus

Intelligent task planning and program generation for robots in automated clothing manufacture. 1994. Source: Engineering focus

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Mathematical programming models for cutting-stock problems in the clothing industry Jan. 1988. Source: Engineering focus

Study on the integration approaches to CAD/CAPP/FMS in garment CIMS. 1995 Source: Engineering focus

Design and scheduling of apparel manufacturing systems with both slow and quick production lines. 1994. Source: Engineering focus

A solution procedure for solving the nonrectangular cutting stock problem of the clothing industry using expert knowledge within an intelligent CAD environment. 1994. Source: Engineering focus

Study on the production planning of apparel products: determining optimal production times and quantities. Ishikura, H. Kyoto Univ , Japan . Computers & Industrial Engineering, Sep 1994, 27(1-4), 19-22. Source: British Library

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No more Guess work: product-line system could save apparel company millions. 23 Sept. 1996. Source: Engineering focus

Flexible production systems for the apparel and metal working industries: a contrast study on technologies and contributions. Chen, F.F. Ohio, USA . Int Jnl Clothing Science & Technology. 1998, 10(1), 11-20. Source: British Library

Current information technology needs of small to medium-sized apparel manufacturers and contractors. 1 Apr 98. Engineering Focus

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Analysis of Garment Production Methods. Part 2: Comparison of Cost and Production between a Traditional Bundle System and Modular Manufacturing. Final Technical rept. Jan 90 - Jan 92. Feb 92. Source: Engineering Focus

CADCAM in the clothing industry. Knox, A Nottingham UK World Clothing Manufacturer. Oct 1994, 75(8), 20-21. Source: British Library

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Labour shifting and lot sizing in garment manufacture: a simulation study. 1999. Source: Textile Focus