Pull-Based Scheduling is a production control method in which work-in-process activities are initiated solely in response to downstream demand signals, distinguishing it from push-based systems by synchronizing material flow with actual consumption rather than forecasted requirements.
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Broadcast scheduling for information distribution
Chi Jiun Su, Leandros Tassiulas · 2002 · 157 citations · Full text
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