Managing capacity and inventory jointly for multi-server make-to-stock queues
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Recommendations
- Joint management of capacity and inventory in make-to-stock production systems with multi-class demand
- Managing Capacity and Inventory Jointly in Manufacturing Systems
- The joint stock and capacity rationings of a make-to-stock system with flexible demand
- Integrated capacity and inventory decisions
- The multi server M/M/(s,S) queueing inventory system
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Cited in
(8)- Load balancing in a network of queueing-inventory systems
- Stability of queueing-inventory systems with customers of different priorities
- A queueing approach to a multi class $M / G / 1$ make-to-stock with backlog
- Joint management of capacity and inventory in make-to-stock production systems with multi-class demand
- A socially responsible decision‐making model for firms contracting with constrained farmers
- Managing Capacity and Inventory Jointly in Manufacturing Systems
- Optimal capacity allocation in a production-inventory system with base stock
- Dynamic Scheduling Rules for a Multiproduct Make-to-Stock Queue
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