A Transportation Problem Considering Fixed Charge and Fuzzy Shipping Costs

,; Keshavarz, Esmaiel; Mahmoodirad, Ali; ,; Niroomand, Sadegh; ,

doi:10.31181/dma11202313

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“…While the initial cost is significant, a more thorough investigation is needed. The total cost of ownership, which includes expenditures for transportation, inventory carrying, and the effectiveness of the supplier's manufacturing processes, must be taken into account by organizations [6]. The integration of digital technologies can help suppliers streamline their operations and reduce costs, and organizations should look for suppliers who embrace Industry 4.0 practices to achieve cost efficiencies and competitiveness.…”

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Supplier Selection in the Age of Industry 4.0: A Review on MCDM Applications and Trends

Sahoo,

Goswami,

Halder

2024

Decis. Mak. Adv.

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The advent of Industry 4.0 has triggered a profound transformation in manufacturing and supply chain management, necessitating the adaptation of supplier selection processes to this evolving technological landscape. This comprehensive review paper places a significant focus on the role of multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) methodologies and emerging trends in the context of supplier selection within Industry 4.0. It underscores the critical importance of effective supplier selection in achieving operational excellence and bolstering supply chain resilience in this new era, exploring the challenges and opportunities presented by technological advances such as the Internet of Things, big data analytics, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing techniques. The paper looks into the theoretical underpinnings of MCDM techniques, highlighting their suitability for addressing the complex, multi-dimensional criteria associated with supplier selection. As a valuable resource, this study caters to researchers, practitioners, and decision-makers navigating the intricate landscape of supplier selection within the dynamic area of Industry 4.0, emphasizing the pivotal role of MCDM methodologies and the ever-evolving dynamics shaping supplier selection processes in the digital age.

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Section: Importance Of Supplier Selection In the Age Of Industry 40mentioning

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Supplier Selection in the Age of Industry 4.0: A Review on MCDM Applications and Trends

Sahoo,

Goswami,

Halder

2024

Decis. Mak. Adv.

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“…Additionally, a number of instances of various sizes were produced to evaluate the effectiveness of the algorithms and available software in the context of real-world cases. Keshavarz et al [20] considered a fixed-charge transportation problem with fuzzy shipping costs where the shipping costs of routes are fuzzy intervals with increasing linear membership functions, fixed costs, supplies, and demands are deterministic numbers.…”

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Impact of Fixed Cost Increase on the Optimization of Two-Stage Sustainable Supply Chain Networks

Mostafa,

Moustafa,

Elshaer

2023

Sustainability

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Supply chain networks have emerged as the backbone of economic activities in the modern world. Most of the literature on the optimization problem of transportation in supply chain networks (SCNs) considers fixed costs (FCs). Although most researchers have used fixed costs in supply chain design, none have studied their impact on optimal supply chain design. The design of the network can change when we take fixed costs into optimization. However, in the practical application of this problem, it is important to study the effect of FCs. This paper examines the impact of the fixed cost’s increase as well as the variable cost on the optimization of a two-stage SCN. To do so, two mathematical models for mixed-integer nonlinear programming were developed. The first model optimizes fixed and variable costs in addition to the opening cost, whereas the second model only optimizes variable and opening costs. To evaluate the effect of considering the FC on the optimization supply chain problem, four groups of instances were randomly generated and solved using Lingo. The results of the two models are compared using the average percentage deviation. In addition, sensitivity analysis was performed to determine the impact of changes in opening and variable costs on the considered optimization problem. The computational results and the sensitivity analysis show that the first model with minimized FC outperforms the second model, which does not consider the FC in minimization and FC affects the optimization.

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Solving the Multi-Objective Fractional Solid Transportation Problem by Using Different Operators

Kara,

Tiryaki

2024

J Math Sci

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A Transportation Problem Considering Fixed Charge and Fuzzy Shipping Costs

Cited by 8 publications

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Supplier Selection in the Age of Industry 4.0: A Review on MCDM Applications and Trends

Supplier Selection in the Age of Industry 4.0: A Review on MCDM Applications and Trends

Impact of Fixed Cost Increase on the Optimization of Two-Stage Sustainable Supply Chain Networks

Solving the Multi-Objective Fractional Solid Transportation Problem by Using Different Operators

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