Inventory and supply chain management with forecast update.
The book treats Inventory and Supply chain management. In the first part an overview the literature and the models is given. Then an example from industry is provided. After this a theoretical model consisting of two consecutive delivery modes (one slow, cheap one and one fast, expensive one) is analysed using dynamic programming. This model is then extended to a model with 2 modes and fixed costs. Afterwards this is further widened to 3 modes (slow, medium and fast delivery). After these models a further approach consisting of multiperiod quantity-flexibility contracts is discussed. And a model with purchase contract management: fixed exercise cost is treated. Both models are based on articles published (at least partly) by the authors. In the last chapter of the book a model stated as a 2-player game is discussed. All in all the book provides a State-of-the-art introduction and overview to the topic. The topic itself is in an early stage of development, hence a lot of deeper insights are possible and future research may take place.
- Inventory Models with Fixed Costs, Forecast Updates, and Two Delivery Modes
- Periodic-review inventory model with three consecutive delivery modes and forecast updates
- Fundamentals of supply chain theory
- Peeling layers of an onion: Inventory model with multiple delivery modes and forecast updates.
- Inventory control.
- A simulation optimisation approach for inventory management decision support based on incomplete information
- Coordination mechanism for the supply chain with leadtime consideration and price-dependent demand
- Monitoring and limiting deceptive counterfeiting: a two-stage model
- Optimization and inventory management
- Retail supply chain management. Quantitative models and empirical studies
- Humanitarian logistics planning for natural disaster response with Bayesian information updates
- Inventory control.
- Optimal centralized and decentralized ordering policies with remanufacturing and market signal
- Fundamentals of supply chain theory
- Stochastic optimization methods for supply chains with perishable products
- Supply chain management and its applications in computer science
- Rolling-horizon replenishment: policies and performance analysis
- Fundamentals of supply chain theory
- Foundations of inventory management
- Risk management of supply and cash flows in supply chains
- Commitment decisions with demand information updating and a capital‐constrained supplier
- Multi‐level, multi‐stage lot‐sizing and scheduling in the flexible flow shop with demand information updating
- Supply chain planning for hurricane response with wind speed information updates
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