Assessing the performances of a novel decentralised scheduling approach in Industry 4.0 and cloud manufacturing contexts

The increasing globalisation process has led to a radical change in the production concept, moving from a mass production paradigm towards one of mass customisation (MC), and focusing on value crea...

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