Reshaping Coordination Efficiency in the Textile Supply Chain Through Intelligent Scheduling Technologies
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.71222/ww35bp29Keywords:
textile supply chain, intelligent scheduling, coordination efficiency, artificial intelligenceAbstract
The textile industry, characterized by its complex and globally dispersed supply chains, faces significant challenges in coordination efficiency due to fragmented information flows and dynamic production demands. Traditional scheduling methods struggle to meet the increasing requirements for customization, rapid delivery, and sustainability. This paper explores the transformative potential of intelligent scheduling technologies—leveraging advances in artificial intelligence, IoT, and big data analytics—to reshape coordination efficiency across the textile supply chain. Through the integration of dynamic resource allocation and real-time production optimization, intelligent scheduling addresses critical issues such as short product life cycles and high-mix low-volume manufacturing. The study provides a comprehensive review of current technological approaches and sets the stage for subsequent case studies and simulation analyses demonstrating tangible operational improvements.
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