Methodologies for synchronised scheduling of assembly and air transportation in a consumer electronics supply chain

Li, Kunpeng; Ganesan, Viswanath Kumar; Sivakumar, Appa Iyer; Mathirajan, M.

doi:10.1504/ijlsm.2006.008217

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“…Main processes and decisions are: procurement, production planning and scheduling, demand management and forecasting, inventory control, customers demand allocation, simultaneous facility location and demand allocation (the so-called location-allocation decisions), transport planning, etc. (Beamon, 1998;Li et al, 2006;Dreyer et al, 2009;Manzini and Bindi, 2009;Viau et al, 2009;Manzini, 2012a).…”

Section: Food Supply Chain Strategy Collaboration Planning and Manamentioning

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The new conceptual framework for food supply chain assessment

Manzini

Accorsi

2013

Journal of Food Engineering

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Section: Food Supply Chain Strategy Collaboration Planning and Manamentioning

confidence: 99%

The new conceptual framework for food supply chain assessment

Manzini

Accorsi

2013

Journal of Food Engineering

239

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“…Chen et al (2005) found that this share had increased further in a number of OECD countries between 1990 and 1998. Source: Adopted from Li et al (2004) 17.…”

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Logistics and Time as a Trade Barrier

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Pinali

Grosso³

2006

OECD Trade Policy Papers

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This paper analyses the relation between time for exports and imports, logistics services and international trade. Time is found not only to reduce trade volumes, but more importantly lengthy procedures for exports and imports reduce the probability that firms will enter export markets for timesensitive products at all. Furthermore, a broader range of products are becoming time-sensitive following the proliferation of modern supply chain management in manufacturing as well as retailing. Labourintensive products such as clothing and consumer electronics are increasingly time-sensitive and many developing countries urgently need to shorten lead time in order to stay competitive in these sectors. The report argues that reforms to this effect can be implemented at relatively low cost also in low-income countries. The study provides case studies as well as econometric estimates of the relation between time, logistics services and trade performance and draws policy implications.trade barriers, GATS, logistics services, trade facilitation, international supply chains

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“…A few studies on production scheduling considering air transportation with fixed departure dates are reported. Li et al (2004) studied the synchronization of single machine scheduling and air transportation with single destination. The overall problem is decomposed into air transportation problem and single machine scheduling problem.…”

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Batch delivery scheduling of trucks integrated with parallel machine schedule of job orders from multi-customers

Joo

Kim

2018

JAMDSM

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This article considers an integration of two-echelon supply chain management (SCM) problem between a manufacturing site and customers. In the first echelon, jobs ordered by a number of customers are arranged and manufactured by one of a number of identical parallel machines. In the second, jobs are grouped by customer in batches and then delivered via trucks with a limited capacity. The problem is to determine batch delivery schedule of identical trucks. The batch delivery schedule is integrated with a parallel machine schedule of job orders from multi-customers. So, the objective of the problem is to simultaneously determine machine scheduling, batching and truck delivery scheduling to the corresponding customer to minimize the delivery completion time of whole the batched jobs. To solve the problem, two approaches are addressed in this article. The first approach uses a mathematical model (mixed integer programming model) to obtain the optimal solution. Since the problem is NP-hard, three kinds of genetic algorithm-based heuristics are proposed to increase solution efficiency for the second approach. The performances of the algorithms are compared using computational experiments with randomly generated examples. The computational experiments illustrate that the one of the proposed algorithms is capable of near-optimal solutions within a reasonable computing time.

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Methodologies for synchronised scheduling of assembly and air transportation in a consumer electronics supply chain

Cited by 17 publications

References 21 publications

The new conceptual framework for food supply chain assessment

The new conceptual framework for food supply chain assessment

Logistics and Time as a Trade Barrier

Batch delivery scheduling of trucks integrated with parallel machine schedule of job orders from multi-customers

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