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Featured / Automotive manufacturing

Allocating scarce production capacity across a North American vehicle lineup

Mixed-integer optimization that allocated constrained production capacity across about 200 vehicle types and a 24-month horizon, balancing profit, volume, and emissions.

$390M Project-reported incremental profit estimate

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Ranking by unit margin leaves 15.6% on the table

Feasible monthly mixes of two products sharing one bottleneck

02004006008001000 0100200300400500 Units of A per month Units of B Bottleneck: 2A + B ≤ 1,000 hours demand for B demand for A Optimum: 150 A, 700 B, $1.85M Optimum $1.85M Rank by unit margin: 400 A, 200 B, $1.60M Rank by unit margin $1.60M

Illustrative, from Field Note 02: 1,000 bottleneck hours; product A earns $3,000 and uses 2 hours, product B earns $2,000 and uses 1; demand is 400 A and 700 B. B earns more per bottleneck hour, so the optimum builds all the B demand allows.

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