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Supply Chain Coordination with Contracts

by Gérard P. Cachon , 2003
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SUPPLY CHAIN

by Dorsaf Zouari, Dorsaf Zouari , 2012
"... Abstract —Recent changes in environmental legislation have focused company thinking on business practices, particularly concerning the importance of integrating environmental concerns like outsourcing and procurement in supply chain networks. Supply chain partners are becoming progressively more acc ..."
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Abstract —Recent changes in environmental legislation have focused company thinking on business practices, particularly concerning the importance of integrating environmental concerns like outsourcing and procurement in supply chain networks. Supply chain partners are becoming progressively more

Supply Chain

by unknown authors
"... Purpose: The product’s features and parameters are increasingly dependent upon the organization’s competencies regarding infrastructural adequacies and abilities of the organization to manage its equipment and facilities in an optimal manner. This article aims to couple the Lean principles with supp ..."
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with supply chain characteristics in an Indian environment. The relationship between these two methodologies has common attributes with a different course of actions which results in enhanced performance as an outcome. The main aim to establish this relationship is to set- out the focus of all entrepreneurs

Supply Chain

by Blood Traceability, System Indonesian Blood, Iwan Vanany, Anny Maryani, Bilqis Amaliah, Ferrizal Rinaldy, Fadel Muhammad
"... The availability of blood bags, adequate quality and quick distribution factor are critical factors in serving de-mands of blood bags in Indonesia. Indonesian Red Cross Society (Palang Merah Indonesia/PMI) as the holder of the authority to manage the blood bags from the supply of donors until distri ..."
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actors in Indonesian blood supply chain. The Architecture of Indonesian blood traceability system has been made with regard to the entire supply chain actors follows the needs and the existing processes. Barcode technology is used to support the data entry of smart blood traceability system. The coding

Building the Resilient Supply Chain

by Martin Christopher, Helen Peck - International Journal of Logistics Management , 2004
"... In today’s uncertain and turbulent markets, supply chain vulnerability has become an issue of significance for many companies. As supply chains become more complex as a result of global sourcing and the continued trend to ‘leaning-down’, supply chain risk increases. The challenge to business today i ..."
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In today’s uncertain and turbulent markets, supply chain vulnerability has become an issue of significance for many companies. As supply chains become more complex as a result of global sourcing and the continued trend to ‘leaning-down’, supply chain risk increases. The challenge to business today

Supply chain

by Ronald H. Ballou, Stephen M. Gilbert, Ashok Mukherjee
"... is an emerging term that emphasizes interac-tions among marketing, logistics, and production. With this term and its application come opportunities associated prima-rily with managing the logistics channel across the legal boundaries of enterprises, such as between firms and their sup-pliers. In thi ..."
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-pliers. In this paper, there is a discussion of the evolution of lo-gistics to see how it is defined and practiced today, with the in-tent of highlighting the emerging opportunities for channel performance improvement. It is shown that supply chain man-agement has moved us from an intrafunctional vision of the channel

Supply Chains

by Lee Kong, Chian School, Onur Boyabatli, Paul Kleindorfer, Steve Koontz, Onur Boyabatlı, Paul R. Kleindorfer, Stephen R. Koontz
"... This paper analyzes the optimal procurement, processing and production decisions of a meat processing company (hereafter a “packer”) in a beef supply chain. The packer processes fed cattle to produce two beef products, program (premium) boxed beef and commodity boxed beef, in fixed proportions, but ..."
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This paper analyzes the optimal procurement, processing and production decisions of a meat processing company (hereafter a “packer”) in a beef supply chain. The packer processes fed cattle to produce two beef products, program (premium) boxed beef and commodity boxed beef, in fixed proportions

Supply Chain Robustness and Supply Chain Performance

by Xinrui Zhang, Hengshan Wang
"... Supply chain reliability and ability to do with risks are important research fields in SCM. Although it is intuitive that supply chain’s ability to resist risks is likely to have a positive impact on supply chain performance, there is little systematic analysis and documentation of the magnitude of ..."
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Supply chain reliability and ability to do with risks are important research fields in SCM. Although it is intuitive that supply chain’s ability to resist risks is likely to have a positive impact on supply chain performance, there is little systematic analysis and documentation of the magnitude

Designing the green supply chain

by Benita M. Beamon - Logistics Information Management , 1999
"... The supply chain has been traditionally defined as a one-way, integrated manufacturing process wherein raw materials are converted into final products, then delivered to customers. Under this definition, the supply chain includes only those activities associated with manufacturing, from raw material ..."
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The supply chain has been traditionally defined as a one-way, integrated manufacturing process wherein raw materials are converted into final products, then delivered to customers. Under this definition, the supply chain includes only those activities associated with manufacturing, from raw

in two-echelon supply chains

by Mohsen S. Sajadieh, Anders Thorstenson, R. Akbari Jokar, Mohsen S. Sajadieha, Anders Thorstensonb, Mohammad R. Akbari Jokara
"... Comparing sourcing strategies in two-echelon supply chains ..."
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Comparing sourcing strategies in two-echelon supply chains
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