Dynamic Modelling for Supply Chain Management : Dealing with Front-end, Back-end and Integration Issues
An effective supply chain results in a clear competitive advantage for the production system as a whole, but supply chain management is a collaborative effort that requires the efforts of disparate groups of people and a wide range of expertise. Dynamic Modelling for Supply Chain Management discusse...
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| Idioma: | Anglais |
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Dynamic modelling for supply chain management, dealing with front-end, back-end and integration issues, Adolfo Crespo Márquez, Londres, Springer, 2010, 1 vol. (XVIII-297 p.), 978-1-84882-680-9 |
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- An Introduction to Dynamic Modelling for Supply Chains On the Definition of Dynamic Simulation Current Supply Chains Management Issues Models for SCM Simulation and Analysis Modelling Front-end Issues in SCM Understanding a Customer s Decision to Buy Understanding Financial Implications of Strategy Understanding Hi-tech Business Growth Modelling a Hi-tech Business Growth Modelling Back-end Issues in SCM Back-end Issues Related to Supplier Management Modelling a Portfolio of Contracts with Suppliers Modelling Back-end Issues in Manufacturing Modelling Integration Issues in SCM Different Supply Chain Integration Models Modelling Financial Implications of Integration Strategies Exploring the Use of Manufacturing Control Techniques in Virtual SC Capacity Constraints Analysis for SCM Modelling Diversity Integration in the Organisation Dynamic Modelling Projects Presenting SCM Dynamic Simulation Projects Capturing the Learning of a Modelling Project