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EAAI
2008
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Supply chain coordination: A game-theory approach
In a supply chain organized as a network of autonomous enterprises, the main objective of each partner is to optimize his production and supply policy with respect to his own econ...
Jean-Claude Hennet, Yasemin Arda
EOR
2006
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Synergy analysis of collaborative supply chain management in energy systems using multi-period MILP
Energy, a fundamental entity of modern life, is usually produced using fossil fuels as the primary raw material. A consequence of burning fossil fuels is the emission of environme...
Ahu Soylu, Cihan Oruç, Metin Türkay, K...
EOR
2008
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Game-theoretic analysis of cooperation among supply chain agents: Review and extensions
This paper surveys some applications of cooperative game theory to supply chain management. Special emphasis is placed on two important aspects of cooperative games: profit alloca...
Mahesh Nagarajan, Greys Sosic
MANSCI
2006
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Supply Chain Choice on the Internet
Internet companies extensively use the practice of drop-shipping, where the wholesaler stocks and owns the inventory and ships products directly to customers at retailers' re...
Serguei Netessine, Nils Rudi
WSC
1998
13 years 10 months ago
The Value of Simulation in Modeling Supply Chains
In business today, re-engineering has taken a great deal of the cost out of internal corporate processes. Our factories and internal support organizations have become much more ef...
Ricki G. Ingalls