Effects of adaptive cooperation among heterogeneous manufacturers on supply chain viability under fluctuating demand in post-COVID-19 era: an agent-based simulation

Zhu, Anding; Han, Yunyan; Liu, Hong

doi:10.1080/00207543.2023.2178370

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“…As a result, fewer processing hubs are required in the supply chain. This aligns with the concluding remarks provided in the study by Zhu et al [60], revealing the positive impact of maximum capacity on the feasibility of a supply chain. Nevertheless, it should be noted that further increasing the capacity constraint from 1,000,000 tonnes/hub will not improve the overall profit any further (i.e., maintain a maximum value of USD 0.87 billion) given that the optimal number of hubs remains 38 after this point.…”

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Synthesis of Biomass Corridor in Peninsular Malaysia via Hybrid Mathematical and Graphical Framework

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The valorisation of biomass by synthesising a multi-biomass corridor can be an optimistic pathway to solving the growing waste management problem. However, the supply chain problem usually involves a massive number of variables, including the connectivity of the sink source and the selection of a technology pathway. In this work, a “Decomposition Approach” was utilised, wherein a P-graph was incorporated with a conventional mathematical model to reduce the number of variables. Although this type of approach is well established with respect to solving biomass supply chain problems, no previous works have comprehensively considered the effect of the maximum allowable travel distance (MATD) on a supply chain model. A case study in Peninsular Malaysia involving oil palm, paddy, and coconut biomass was conducted using the proposed approach. Moreover, a multiple linear regression (MLR) tool for formulating the cost-correlated function based on the best technology pathway obtained from a P-Graph was incorporated. As a result, the net profit of the biomass corridor was estimated to be USD 0.87 billion, with 1.45 × 107 tonnes per year of biomass being sent to 39 processing hubs over a 20-year lifespan. Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis was also conducted to investigate the impact of several cost-related parameters on the net profit.

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Synthesis of Biomass Corridor in Peninsular Malaysia via Hybrid Mathematical and Graphical Framework

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“…• The SOMD strategy is possible to benefit both the retailer and the manufacturer (as shown in Sections 4 and 5). The market is full of competition and cooperation among supply chain members can be helpful (Rezaei et al 2020;Ghasemi, Lehoux, and Rönnqvist 2022;Zhu, Han, and Liu 2023). Therefore, firms need to try new ways to gain strengths and the SOMD proposed in this paper is just a way worth trying.…”

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Delivery service for a service-oriented manufacturing supply chain with procurement and delivery time decisions

Yang

Zheng

et al. 2023

International Journal of Production Research

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This paper proposes a service-oriented manufacturing strategy in a two-echelon supply chain with random demand. When there is no inventory for the retailer to meet demand, customers can choose to order products through the retailer and products will be delivered to them by the manufacturer directly in the promised time, and we call this delivery service in service-oriented manufacturing. We employ a Stackelberg game-theoretic model to analyse the procurement quantity and delivery time decisions by the manufacturer as the leader and the retailer as the follower. Using the performance of the pure-manufacturing strategy as a benchmark, our main results follow. First, the equilibrium strategies of the two players are obtained. Clear decision rules are also given. Second, delivery service in service-oriented manufacturing can be an effective way to reduce the holding cost of the retailer. Third, we describe the customer loss caused by waiting and find how the manufacturer influences procurement quantity of the retailer through the decision of delivery time. Finally, delivery service in service-oriented manufacturing cannot always improve the profit of the manufacturer and the retailer. We give guidance for managers to provide it.

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Developing a structural model for supply chain viability: a case from a developing country

Hashemi Petrudi,

Ahmadi,

Azareh

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Oper Manag Res

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Effects of adaptive cooperation among heterogeneous manufacturers on supply chain viability under fluctuating demand in post-COVID-19 era: an agent-based simulation

Cited by 11 publications

References 110 publications

Synthesis of Biomass Corridor in Peninsular Malaysia via Hybrid Mathematical and Graphical Framework

Synthesis of Biomass Corridor in Peninsular Malaysia via Hybrid Mathematical and Graphical Framework

Delivery service for a service-oriented manufacturing supply chain with procurement and delivery time decisions

Developing a structural model for supply chain viability: a case from a developing country

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