Modelling Pricing Policy Based on Shelf-Life of Non Homogeneous Available-To-Promise in Fruit Supply Chains

Possibilistic compositions and state functions: application to the order promising process for perishables

“…First, we exemplify how the possibilistic approach works when compared to the crisp one. We analyse the example of Grillo et al (2016b). They stated that a determined perishable product can be subdivided into different subtypes (that could be based on quality, size, colour, etc).…”

Métodos y Modelos Deterministas e Inciertos para la Gestión de Cadenas de Suministro Agroalimentarias

“…There are numerous applications of OR to different supply chain management processes such as the supply chain design, operation planning (Grillo et al, 2016a;Mundi et al, 2016;Hegeman et al, 2014;Mundi et al, 2013;Alemany et al, 2011;Alemany et al, 2010) and order management (Grillo et al, 2016b;Alemany et al, 2015;Boza et al, 2014;Alemany et al, 2013). Lowe and Preckel (2004) claim that effective practices for other supply chains cannot be directly extrapolated to AFSC due to its own characteristics.…”

An Available-to-Promise Allocation Decision Model Based on Assemble-to-Order Supply Chain

“…[11] proposes a mathematical planning and ordering model from LHP production to inventory environment [12] studies the rationing of common components among multiple products in the order-configured system under the uncertainty of order configuration. [13] proposes a mathematical model for processing heterogeneous ATP in fruit Supply Chains and a pricing strategy based on product SL at delivery. [14] discusses the advanced commitment availability (AATP) in the assembly line scheduling problem of mixed model.…”