Pandit U. ChopadeJanolkar, Mahesh M.Kirankumar L. Bondar
In this study a real world industrial MPS problem is addressed using the SMF approach. A decision maker, analyst and implementer, all play significant roles in making judgements in an uncertain environment, which is where this difficulty arises in the chocolate manufacturing business. As analysts our goal is to identify a solution with a higher LOS that will enable the decision maker to reach a conclusion. Because all the coefficients including the goals, technical and resource factors are well defined. The MPS problem is taken into consideration. With 24 constraints and 6 variables, this is regarded as one of the sufficiently large problem, which LOV is appropriate for getting satisfactory OR can be determined by a decision maker. To increase the satisfactory income, the decision maker can also advice to the analyst some feasible modification to FI. This collaborative process between the analyst, decision maker and implementer must continue until the best possible solution is found and put into action.
Prasanta K. SahooMonalisha Pattnaik
Sonja Yrjo Olavi Petrovic-LazarevicAjith Abraham
Pekka IsomursuTharam S. Dillon