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Mathematics in the Supply Chain

Oberwolfach Reports, 2005
Mathematical models and methods have been established in various fields of applications in recent years. These include transport and traffic (see for instance the Oberwolfach workshop on “Traffic and Transport Optimization” in 1999), production planning (see Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science, the volume on “Logistics of Production
Robert E. Bixby, Alexander Martin, David Simchi-Levi, Uwe Zimmermann   +3 more
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Achieving Supply Chain Resilience Through Supply Chain Control Tower And Supply Chain Agility

2022 5th International Conference on Computers in Management and Business (ICCMB), 2022
Dicky Hida Syahchari, Darjat Sudrajat, Lasmy Lasmy, Maria Grace Herlina, Carissa Kiatama, Henny K. W. Jordaan   +5 more
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Achieving Supply Chain Resilience through Supply Chain Risk Management and Supply Chain Partnership

2022 5th International Conference on Computers in Management and Business (ICCMB), 2022
Dicky Hida Syahchari, Darjat Sudrajat, Lasmy Lasmy, Maria Grace Herlina, Fanny Estefania, Erik van Zanten   +5 more
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The Triple-A Supply Chain

Harvard business review, 2004
Building a strong supply chain is essential for business success. But when it comes to improving their supply chains, few companies take the right approach. Many businesses work to make their chains faster or more cost-effective, assuming that those steps are the keys to competitive advantage.
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The Vulnerability of Supply Chains As Key Factor in Supply Chain Management

2006
The present research has as a main goal the development of decisional models and innovative operative tools, based on simulation, designed for risk and safety analysis and resilience improvement of supply chains where small and medium enterprises (SME) act and evolve.
BRUZZONE A, MASSEI M, LONGO F, SAETTA, Stefano Antonio   +3 more
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Supply Chain Strategies

Information Strategy: The Executive's Journal, 1999
Abstract By thinking in terms of supply chains instead of individual operations or departments, CIOs can improve their competitive strategies. These strategies, in turn, change organizational operations, roles, and information systems. This article shows how such “supply chain thinking” works.
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Supply Chain Planning

2001
Eine Supply Chain bildet ein eng verflochtenes Netz aus Lieferanten, Produzenten, Distributoren, Handlern und Kunden, in dem Produkte hergestellt und zu den Abnehmern geliefert werden. Ziel des Supply Chain Management ist es, diese Parteien bestmoglich zu koordinieren. Der vorliegende Beitrag beschaftigt sich mit dem Supply Chain Planning, d.h. mit den
Fleischmann, Bernhard, Meyr, Herbert
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Coordination in the Supply Chain

2015
Coordination has become a significant factor of the integration of various parts of the organization as well as various organizations of the supply chain. This seems to be a key factor in the success of logistics management. It is also an element allowing for a common list of tasks to be accomplished as well as common objectives to be achieved in the ...
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Supply Chain Cinema, Supply Chain Education:

2021
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FUTURE SUPPLY CHAIN – CLUSTER SUPPLY CHAIN

Advanced Logistic Systems, 2011
Resource scarcity, climate change, more recent political and economic regulations makes necessity to changes, which the enterprises will have to cope in coming years. Cost efficiency, on-shelf availability are the factors forming the supply chain, which by the necessity of further changes reveals harder to implement issues such as: city traffic, energy
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