











	Maintained by: Aditya Rastogi ; Updated: February 16, 2002

Wednesday, April 10, 2002

Supply Chain Track 1 1:00 – 2:45

1. A Mesoscopic Approach to the Simulation of Semiconductor Supply Chains

Daniel Marthaler (Arizona State University) Daniel@mathpost.la.asu.edu

2. Framework for Distributed Supply Chain Simulation: Technical Feasibility and

Implementation Approaches Peter Lendermann (Gintic Institute of Manufacturing

3. Framework for Distributed Supply Chain Simulation: Application as a Decision-Making

Tool for the Semiconductor Industry Nirupam Julka (Gintic Institute of Manufacturing

4. Modeling the Overall Semiconductor Industry Supply Chain Denis Fandel

1. Application of Model Predictive Control to Robust Management of Multi-Product, Multi-

Echelon Demand Networks in Semiconductor Manufacturing Daniel Rivera

(Arizona State University) Daniel.rivera@asu.edu

2. Practical Applications of Statistical and Quantitative Techniques in Support of Large Size

Company, Global Scale Information Technology Operations Thomas Caporello

3. Extension of SPC Concepts to Manufacturing Planning Dhamodararaj Kannan

4. Overall Manufacturing Supply Chain Performance Metrics Development Based on a Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Framework

John Dismukes (University of Toledo) john.dismukes@utoledo.edu

1. A Customer-Driven Capacity Exchange Mechanism for Semiconductor Foundry

Pao-Long Chang (National Chiao Tung University) paolong@cc.nctu.edu.tw

2. The Configuration of On-Line Customized Order Processing for IC Foundry - An

Implementation of Remote Simulated Decision System Der-Baau Perng

(National Chiao Tung University) perng@cc.nctu.edu.tw

3. A Continuously Improving Virtual Fab: Framework and Development

Der-Baau Perng (National Chiao Tung University) perng@cc.nctu.edu.tw