Mathematical Modeling and Optimization of Platform Service Supply Chains: A Literature Review

Guo, Xiaotong; He, Yong

doi:10.3390/math10224307

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“…[42] analyzed the competition and coordination in a dual-channel green supply chain with an eco-label policy. More related literature can be found in [43][44][45][46][47]. None of these studies considered the coordination of a dual-channel supply chain under interval uncertainty.…”

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Channel Competition and Coordination of a Dual-Channel Supply Chain under Interval Demand

2023

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Interval demand is becoming more common than ever before, since the variation bounds of uncertain demand are only required in practice, and they could be obtained through only a small amount of uncertain information. The goal of this paper is to analyze the optimal decision and coordination of a competitive dual-channel supply chain under an interval uncertain demand. For this purpose, we establish a centralized decision model and a wholesale price contract model under both interval demand and channel competition, respectively. Meanwhile, both the satisfaction degree of interval and the order relation of interval number are proposed to convert interval uncertain optimization problems to deterministic ones. Then, we derive the optimal pricing decisions, ordering quantities, and performances of partners and the supply chain system. Meanwhile, a revenue sharing contract is proposed to coordinate the competitive dual-channel supply chain under interval demand. Moreover, we found that the bounds of interval demand and channel sensitivities affect the optimal strategies and revenue sharing contract under interval uncertainty. Finally, we present a numerical analysis to illustrate the proposed results in this paper and conduct sensitivity analyses. The findings of this paper provide important references for decision makers and managers to make scientific decisions in an interval uncertain environment.

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“…The Works of Related Literature The Contributions of Current Study [19,24,26,28,29,42,46,47] The uncertain demand in most existing literature is always assumed to be stochastic or fuzzy, which requires an accurate probability distribution or appropriate membership function.…”

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Channel Competition and Coordination of a Dual-Channel Supply Chain under Interval Demand

2023

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“…For example, quantitative method combined with empirical study [17] and structural equation modeling [27]. Guo and He [28] argued that game modeling is the most common method used in research to achieve supply chain optimization of platform services. Global supply chains face serious challenges, and uncertainties are widespread in the supply chain management process.…”

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Uncertainty Analysis and Optimization Modeling with Application to Supply Chain Management: A Systematic Review

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In recent years, there have been frequent cases of impact on the stable development of supply chain economy caused by uncertain events such as COVID-19 and extreme weather events. The creation, management, and impact coping techniques of the supply chain economy now face wholly novel requirements as a result of the escalating level of global uncertainty. Although a significant literature applies uncertainty analysis and optimization modeling (UAO) to study supply chain management (SCM) under uncertainty, there is a lack of systematic literature review and research classification. Therefore, in this paper, 121 articles published in 44 international academic journals between 2015 and 2022 are extracted from the Web of Science database and reviewed using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA). Bibliometric analysis and CiteSpace software are used to identify current developments in the field and to summarize research characteristics and hot topics. The selected published articles are classified and analyzed by author name, year of publication, application area, country, research purposes, modeling methods, research gaps and contributions, research results, and journals to comprehensively review and evaluate the SCM in the application of UAO. We find that UAO is widely used in SCM under uncertainty, especially in the field of decision-making, where it is common practice to abstractly model the decision problem to obtain scientific decision results. This study hopes to provide an important and valuable reference for future research on SCM under uncertainty. Future research could combine uncertainty theory with supply chain management segments (e.g., emergency management, resilience management, and security management), behavioral factors, big data technologies, artificial intelligence, etc.

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“…Academic research is becoming increasingly and more focused on the platform service supply chain as a result of its growing significance in generating economic value [8]. Supply networks of today must adapt to constant and quick change.…”

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A Model for an Order-Picking Problem with a One-Directional Conveyor and Buffer

Czerniachowska,

Wichniarek,

Żywicki

2023

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Customers seek items at low prices, excellent quality, and customization in today’s market. Additionally, the need for quick product delivery is rising because of the expansion of e-commerce. Order picking is an essential element of order fulfillment and is regarded as one of the most costly and time-consuming tasks for warehouses. The study aims to create a model for the ordering in logistics that involves the group of racks with assigned one-way conveyor and buffers. The focus of this study is on improving the customer order completion time because of appropriate tasks assigned to pickers. The simulation was performed using the CPLEX solver. The findings highlight the need for picking operations to manage time resources, as well as the importance of sustainable work of order pickers in logistic centers in fostering sustainable performance outcomes.

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Mathematical Modeling and Optimization of Platform Service Supply Chains: A Literature Review

Cited by 7 publications

References 109 publications

Channel Competition and Coordination of a Dual-Channel Supply Chain under Interval Demand

Channel Competition and Coordination of a Dual-Channel Supply Chain under Interval Demand

Uncertainty Analysis and Optimization Modeling with Application to Supply Chain Management: A Systematic Review

A Model for an Order-Picking Problem with a One-Directional Conveyor and Buffer

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