Management of the Production Process of the Colombian Caribbean Coastal Cheese Supply Chain using Lean Manufacturing and Simulation in ProModel

Resource and production yield management in the Colombian Caribbean Coastal Cheese supply chain was carried out through the structuring of a lean manufacturing model and process simulation in Promodel. Production input variables such as raw milk, rennet, salt, equipment, times, processes, and allocations were evaluated in corresponding scenarios. Significant variations in production by department and cheese type were obtained. Scenario 4 stood out due to the increase in production achieved, as well as the improvement in production capacity and demand satisfaction. This model optimized resources and established minimum lead times, improving the efficiency and quality of the final product, and identifying bottlenecks such as milk availability. It was also important to manage its supply to avoid interruptions, providing a comprehensive view for decision-making and effective strategies in the value chain.

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Journal of Ecohumanism
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.62754/joe.v4i4.6751
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Management of the Production Process of the Colombian Caribbean Coastal Cheese Supply Chain using Lean Manufacturing and Simulation in ProModel

Ángel G. Fernández, Jorge Luis Oyola Mendoza, Edwin Causado-Rodriguez
Journal of Ecohumanism
Business, Innovation, and Economy
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Management of the Production Process of the Colombian Caribbean Coastal Cheese Supply Chain using Lean Manufacturing and Simulation in ProModel

Ángel G. Fernández, Jorge Luis Oyola Mendoza, Edwin Causado-Rodriguez
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Resource and production yield management in the Colombian Caribbean Coastal Cheese supply chain was carried out through the structuring of a lean manufacturing model and process simulation in Promodel. Production input variables such as raw milk, rennet, salt, equipment, times, processes, and allocations were evaluated in corresponding scenarios. Significant variations in production by department and cheese type were obtained. Scenario 4 stood out due to the increase in production achieved, as well as the improvement in production capacity and demand satisfaction. This model optimized resources and established minimum lead times, improving the efficiency and quality of the final product, and identifying bottlenecks such as milk availability. It was also important to manage its supply to avoid interruptions, providing a comprehensive view for decision-making and effective strategies in the value chain.

Journal of EcohumanismVol. 4(4)
University of Magdalena (CO), Logistics Management Institute (United States) (US)
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Business, Innovation, and Economy
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Management of the Production Process of the Colombian Caribbean Coastal Cheese Supply Chain using Lean Manufacturing and Simulation in ProModel — Ángel G. Fernández, Jorge Luis Oyola Mendoza, et al. · Journal of Ecohumanism (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS