... in the literature by overcoming the limitations of the work of Benrqya et al. (2014) and Benrqya (2019) while answering the research question. In fact, based on a deductive research methodology, we develop the inventory control models of the three supply chain strategies: TW, XDPL and XDPS and we...

... in this study is to obtain a single long‐run optimal price; also to gain insight about how to obtain the optimal price and inventory control variables simultaneously and then the benefits of joint optimization of the inventory and pricing decisions over the sequential optimization policy often followed...

..., and the second to identify alternatives within each dimension. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Vendor relations Inventory management Supply chain management Inventory control Integration Sweden Elvander (2006) has proposed two information system support dimensions...

... appears have a non‐homogenic demographic composition. Inventory control Consumer behaviour Fast moving consumer goods Demand model In times of severe competition, many retailers recognize the importance of efficiently maximizing their customer service. Since, the start of a price war in 2003...

... in a reasonable amount of time. Inventory control Transportation Storage management Much of the traditional logistics literature focuses on the outbound distribution of products to distribution centers and customers. However, in some industries, inbound logistics is also an important element...

...Marianne Jahre; Gøran Persson; Stig‐Arne Mattsson Purpose The objective of this study is to revise and enhance existing inventory control models in a way that allows them to be used more efficiently in environments with short lead times. Design/methodology/approach A simulation approach has...

... Inventory control Performance measurement (quality) Sales forecasting Simulation There seems to be a recently increasing interest in the supply chain inventory problems. A major class of this research stream has focused on the issues related with determining optimal inventory allocation policies...

..., is equivalent to a situation with extremely high recoverables holding cost, i.e. h_R→∞). The relevant determinants of product recovery behavior considered in this study are summarized in Table I . © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Inventory control Numerical analysis...

...Faizul Huq; Sanjay Asnani; Vernon Jones; Ken Cutright Purpose Inventory control models for perishable products have primarily used a FIFO issuing policy with the objective of minimizing the number of outdated units. This paper aims to develop a model to evaluate an issuing policy for a single...

... traditional order data available from non‐VMI customers with sales data available from VMI customers in its production and inventory control and what impact this has on the manufacturer's operational efficiency. The simulation model is based on a real‐life VMI implementation and uses actual demand and product...

... non‐stationary or stationary demand, though in some limiting situations the advantage is greatly reduced. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Logistics Inventory control Supply‐chain management Supply chain management (SCM) has been of interest for many years in literature (Oliver...

..., positioning and managing safety stocks against demand uncertainty. The effectiveness of the proposed model has been tested by comparing it to the traditional approach, through a computer‐based simulation. Demand management Inventory control MRP Manufacturing systems Computer simulation...

... WMS. This practical question was the main motivation for our research study. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Warehousing Management information systems Operations planning Inventory control Warehousing in the 1990s differs fundamentally from warehousing in the recent past, when...

... (that is, unit period) C1 order cost per unit period C2 holding cost per unit period © MCB UP Limited 2002 Inventory control Heuristics Thompstone and Silver (1975) extended the above models for compound Poisson demands and non‐zero lead times. Federgruen et...

... as part of a UK Government sponsored programme. The research methodology described in the paper is: © MCB UP Limited 2000 Supply chain Customer service Service levels Inventory control Logistics APIOBPCS automatic pipeline feedback compensated inventory and order‐based production...

... is the pipeline deviation corrected each time the production/distribution requirement is set? © MCB UP Limited 1997 Algorithms Inventory control Optimization Simulation 1. AINVActual inventory level 2. APIOBPCSAutomatic pipeline, inventory and order based production control...

... in the second case the setup cost becomes much greater than traditionally believed. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Batch processing Cost/benefit analysis Costs Inventory control Logistics Marketing planning Modelling Trade‐offs Trade‐off analysis is an integral part of logistics management...

... is created by using only a small number of spreadsheet formulae and a series of copy commands. The costs are displayed as a matrix. Describes a step‐by‐step procedure to determine the period and the quantity of replenishment. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Computer software Inventory control Lot size...

... factors. As much of the excess inventory is in the work‐in‐progress category, the overstocking is largely intrinsic to the production operation. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Inventory control Manufacturing industry Scotland United Kingdom Competitive strategy 4 IJPD & LM 21,6 L ong supply lines...

... of warehousing and into the challenging, dynamic world of distribution! Tony Bancroft is a Director of Technics Pacific Pty Ltd, NSW, Australia. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Documentation Inventory control Physical distribution management Warehousing Distribution centres ...