Simulation-based analyses of Human-Machine collaboration for solving inventory replenishment problems
Simulation-based analyses of Human-Machine collaboration for solving inventory replenishment problems
Yoav Cnaani, M.Sc. student at the department of Industrial
Advisor:Prof. Joachim Meyer
Abstract:
Today AI has gained overwhelming popularity. Its uses extend from personal use, to intelligent and elaborate operational systems. However, examining the expedience and implications of embedding such systems in key organizational processes remains vague and unstructured. in the seminar we will present our research that uses simulation-based systematic analyses, examining the interplay between different Human-Machine collaboration levels when solving the inventory replenishment problem. Using structured and gradual phases, we examine 3 configurations’ performances under gradually complicated operational and stochastic environments. We will present the simulation, mathematical formulation, and key findings.
Bio:
Yoav Cnaani, M.Sc. student at the department of Industrial Engineering department Engineering in Tel Aviv University,specializing in Human Aspects of Systems. Yoav holds a B.SC. Degree in Industrial Engineering & Management with Information Systems specialization from Ben Gurion University. His professional background includes roles in Operational Excellence consulting firms, Technical project management, and he is currently serve as Head of organizational excellence in the Israel Electric Company.
