Determining Reorder Points When Demand is Lumpy

DOI10.1287/MNSC.24.6.623zbMATH Open0374.90028OpenAlexW1967544107MaRDI QIDQ4152010FDOQ4152010

J. B. Ward

Publication date: 1978

Published in: Management Science (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.24.6.623

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Inventory, storage, reservoirs (90B05)

Cited In (16)

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• A partial fill problem in Inventory Control
• On the performance of binomial and beta-binomial models of demand forecasting for multiple slow-moving inventory items
• Analysis of optimal opportunistic replenishment policies for inventory systems by using a \((s,S)\) model with a maximum issue quantity restriction
• Optimal (s, S) policy for an inventory system when the demand can be partially satisfied
• Spare parts inventory management: new evidence from distribution fitting
• The determination of optimal partial fill policy for an inventory system with lumpy demand items
• All-zero forecasts for lumpy demand: a factorial study
• Inventory control of items having lumpy demand patterns with service-level constraints
• MAXIMUM ISSUE QUANTITY PROBLEM FOR INVENTORY SYSTEMS WHEN DEMAND IS LUMPY
• A hybrid support vector machines and logistic regression approach for forecasting intermittent demand of spare parts
• Optimal inventory control of lumpy demand items using (s,S) policies with a maximum issue quantity restriction and opportunistic replenishments
• Exploiting information sharing, stock management and capacity oversizing in the management of lumpy demand
• Computing optimal ( s, S ) policies for inventory systems with a cut-off transaction size and the option of joint replenishment
• Estimation in supply chain inventory management
• An improved heuristic for deciding on emergency transshipments.

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