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Preface |
5 |
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Part I Decision Making in Supply Chains |
11 |
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A framework for collaborative planning and state- of- the- art |
12 |
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Simulation and optimization of supply chains: alternative or complementary approaches? |
38 |
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Part II Demand Management |
63 |
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Revenue management and demand fulfillment: matching applications, models, and software |
64 |
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Active demand management for substitute products through price optimisation |
96 |
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Customer segmentation, allocation planning and order promising in make- to- stock production |
123 |
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Managing product availability in an assemble-to-order supply chain with multiple customer segments |
151 |
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Inventory reservation and real-time order promising in a Make- to- Stock system |
175 |
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Part III Inventory Management |
202 |
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Setting safety stocks in multi-stage inventory systems under rolling horizon mathematical programming models |
203 |
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Supplier managed inventory in the OEM supply chain: the impact of relationship types on total costs and cost distribution |
223 |
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Vendor-managed inventory and the effect of channel power |
251 |
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Part IV Applications in the Chemical Industry |
285 |
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Value chain management for commodities: a case study from the chemical industry |
286 |
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MILP-based campaign scheduling in a specialty chemicals plant: a case study |
317 |
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Part V Applications in the Automotive Industry |
343 |
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Supply chain planning in the German automotive industry* |
344 |
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Modeling and optimizing of strategic and tactical production planning in the automotive industry under uncertainty |
367 |
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