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Modeling and Simulation of Compound Bullwhip Effect: Ways to mitigate compound bullwhip effect from introducing order batching to supply chains - Tapa blanda

Mikhail, Mina; Abdin, Mohamed; Awad, Mohamed

 
9783659427466: Modeling and Simulation of Compound Bullwhip Effect: Ways to mitigate compound bullwhip effect from introducing order batching to supply chains
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ISBN 10: 3659427462 ISBN 13: 9783659427466
Editorial: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2013

Sinopsis

Order batching in supply chains provides economic benefit in aggregating demand to save in production and transportation costs. However, rounding of orders to achieve a batch size is recognized as a source of the bullwhip effect problem within supply chains. This book studies supply chains consisting of a supplier feeding more than one retailer in batches to cover demand for a number of future time units. Aggregate bullwhip effect resulting from the synergistic effect between retailers demand is considered depending on demand and price parameters of the retailers and the number of demand forecasting time units. For higher system performance and lower costs, supplier should select the optimum batch size based on MMSE demand forecasting method, such that aggregate BWE of the retailers is less than the sum of separate BWE for each retailer.

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Reseña del editor

Order batching in supply chains provides economic benefit in aggregating demand to save in production and transportation costs. However, rounding of orders to achieve a batch size is recognized as a source of the bullwhip effect problem within supply chains. This book studies supply chains consisting of a supplier feeding more than one retailer in batches to cover demand for a number of future time units. Aggregate bullwhip effect resulting from the synergistic effect between retailers demand is considered depending on demand and price parameters of the retailers and the number of demand forecasting time units. For higher system performance and lower costs, supplier should select the optimum batch size based on MMSE demand forecasting method, such that aggregate BWE of the retailers is less than the sum of separate BWE for each retailer.

Biografía del autor

Mina H. Mikhail was born in Egypt, got his B.Sc. degree in Mechatronics Engineering and M.Sc. degree in Industrial Engineering from Ain Shams University in Egypt. He worked as a Teaching Assistant at the Industrial Automation Department in the German University in Cairo (GUC), researcher in Engineering Management and Supply Chains Optimization.

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Editorial
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Año de publicación
2013
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
3659427462
ISBN 13 
9783659427466
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Número de páginas
100
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