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Supply Chain Management and Transport Logistics.
The enterprise-focused framework of supply chain, which an overwhelming majority of books on supply chain management (SCM) have adopted, falls short in explaining recent developments in the real world, especially the so-called Wal-Mart model, in which a 'factory' is a virtual logistics net...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Hoboken :
Taylor & Francis,
2011.
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| 505 | 0 | |a Cover; Supply Chain Management and Transport Logistics; Copyright; Contents; Illustrations; Preface; Part I : Business supplies and logistics: Theories and methodologies; 1. The art of winning in supply chain logistics; Firm-focal supply chain logistics: advancements and trends; Winning-before-doing (WBD): adaptation and simulation; Supply chain operations; Supply chain logistics; Problems; Appendix 1A: Review of probability; Appendix 1B: Newsboy solution under continuous demand; Bibliography; 2. Capacity and productivity of supply chain logistics. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Measuring supply capacity: the Institute for Supply Management indexSupply production capacity and facility; Prototype example: production capacity at Diagnostic Equipment (DE); TPS: the origin of lean manufacturing; MRP system; SOF system; Adaptive capacity planning: a hybrid of MRP and SOF; Six-sigma quality versus TPS quality; Problems; Appendix 2A: M/M queues; Bibliography; 3. Inventory and reserve systems; The micro/macro paradox of inventories; Simple repetitive inventory decisions; Variability and variability reduction; Repetitive order system under uncertain demand. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Multiple-item repetitive order systemsProblems; Appendix 3A: Loss function; Appendix 3B: Derivation of optimal (R, Q) order policy; Bibliography; 4. Forecasting in supply chain and transport logistics; Characterizing demand propagation in a supply chain; Principle of time-series forecasting; Forecasting first-order stationary ARMA process; Forecasting first-order nonstationary ARIMA process; General time-series forecast models; Problems; Appendix 4A Derivations in least-MSE time-series forecasting; Appendix 4B: Invertibility of MA(1) process. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Appendix 4C: L-Step least-MSE forecast for ARMA(1,1) processAppendix 4D: The sum of an equal-ratio series; Bibliography; S4. Supplement to Chapter 4: review of time-series demand; Uncorrelated time-series; First-order moving average MA(1) process; First-order autoregressive AR(1) process; Mixed autoregressive moving average (ARMA) process; Nonstationary first-order time-series processes; Prototype example: aggregation of time-series demand at Quick-Engine; Problems; Appendix S4A: Stationarity and ergodicity; Appendix S4B: Basic aggregated time-series processes; Bibliography. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Part II : Supply chain management: Sourcing and outsourcing5. Supply chain economics and efficiency; Back to basics: the economics of supply chain management; Efficiency of supply chain management and logistics; Frontier efficiency assessment; SFA model; DEA model; Bibliography; 6. Transportation and distribution; Distribution in the supply chain; Basic transportation systems; Distribution network decisions; Warehousing and delivery systems; Warehousing operations management; Winning-before-doing warehouse strategies and operations; Problems; Appendix 6: Review: linear programming. | |
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references. | ||
| 520 | |a The enterprise-focused framework of supply chain, which an overwhelming majority of books on supply chain management (SCM) have adopted, falls short in explaining recent developments in the real world, especially the so-called Wal-Mart model, in which a 'factory' is a virtual logistics network of multiple international manufacturing firms. The book fills the gap and examines supply chain and transport logistics. The book also includes the development of a unified methodological framework which underpins all the characteristics of the interrelationship between supply chain management and logist. | ||
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