2007
DOI: 10.1080/00207540600792176
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Reverse auction-based job assignment among foundry fabs

Abstract: Motivated by foundry service provisioning in the semiconductor industry, this paper adopts a reverse auction-based mechanism to model job order assignment from a job owner (auctioneers) to a few qualified and competing foundry fabs (bidders). A job order owner announces job requirements and payments for fabs to bid on while qualified fabs bid on a job by offering the discount to payment and processing schedule of the job. This model aims at capturing the noncooperative gaming among the job owner and the fabs b… Show more

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“…Introduction. Reverse auction is based on traditional auctions in a reverse format where one buyer (the auctioneer) solicits bids from a group of suppliers (the bidders) [6,12]. Since such auctions can keep the procurement and transaction costs low [19,28], it has been increasingly adopted to purchase goods or services by buying organizations in recent days [24,25].…”
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“…Introduction. Reverse auction is based on traditional auctions in a reverse format where one buyer (the auctioneer) solicits bids from a group of suppliers (the bidders) [6,12]. Since such auctions can keep the procurement and transaction costs low [19,28], it has been increasingly adopted to purchase goods or services by buying organizations in recent days [24,25].…”
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