Supply planning model for remanufacturing system in reverse logistics environment

Kim, Ki-Bum; Song, Inho; Kim, Ju–Yong; Jeong, Bo-Young

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2006.02.008

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“…Vacone et al [77] report that different IT-based systems are used for keeping control over the products during use; two examples of these technologies are remote monitoring devices that communicate usage data and Radio Frequency Identification tracking systems used for keeping track of the installed base. Rogers and Tibben-Lembke [78] characterize good gate keeping as aking the entire reverse flow characteristic in the closed-loop supply chain is the need for a well-functioning reversed logistic network [67]. For example, reversed logistic networks for product recovery have been modeled by Kara et al [65], with the aim to calculate the total collecting costs in a predictable manner.…”

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Section: Contributions Applications and Limitationsmentioning

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Banerjee²,

Bos³

et al. 2010

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“…The proposed method was implemented in battery manufacturing industry in India. Kim et al (2006) proposed a framework for remanufacturing environment of the remanufacturing process of reusable parts in RL. They considered two alternatives for supplying parts.…”

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Application of AHP in reverse logistics service provider selection: a case study

Jain

Khan

2017

IJBIR

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Abstract:In the recent time, reverse logistics has become essential for organisations because of unavoidable product returns, government regulation, environmental concerns and sustainability. Reverse logistic is one way to reduce costs, increase revenue and remain competitive in market. In many organisations, by-products and waste materials have the potential to become valuable inputs. Not many organisations have a satisfactory reverse logistics system for recovering their rejected parts for reuse or recycle. This is because of lack of systematic investigation and importance. In this connection, this paper formulates the reverse logistics service provider selection as a multi criteria decision making problem and develops a methodology to select the best two reverse logistics service providers for an injection moulding parts manufacturer company using analytical hierarchy process (AHP). A real life case study demonstrates the application of the proposed method and sensitivity analysis is carried out to confirm the robustness of the proposed methodology.Keywords: reverse logistics; analytical hierarchy process; AHP; sensitivity analysis; injection moulded parts; automotive parts manufacturer.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Jain, V. and Khan, S.A. (2017) 'Application of AHP in reverse logistics service provider selection: a case study ', Int.

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“…For example, reversed logistic networks for product recovery have been modelled by (Kara et al, 2007), with the aim to calculate the total collecting costs in a predictable manner. Kim et al (2006) (Jacobsson, 2000). Remanufacturers are often categorised into three categories: original equipment remanufacturers, contracted remanufacturers and independent remanufacturers (IRs) (Jacobsson, 2000;Lund, 1983).…”

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Importance of closed-loop supply chain relationships for product remanufacturing

Östlin

Sundin

Björkman

2008

International Journal of Production Economics

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Remanufacturing is an industrial process where used products are restored (remanufactured) to useful life. In comparison to manufacturing, remanufacturing has some general characteristics that complicate the supply chain and production system. For example, a company must collect the used products from the customers, and thus the timing and quality of the used products are usually unknown. Remanufacturing companies are dependent on customers to return used products (cores). In this paper, seven different types of closed-loop relationships for gathering cores for remanufacturing have been identified. The relationships identified are ownership-based, service-contract, direct-order, deposit-based, credit-based, buy-back and voluntary-based relationships. Building theory around these different types of relationships, several disadvantages and advantages are described in the paper. By exploring these relationships, a better understanding can be gained about the management of the closedloop supply chain and remanufacturing.

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Supply planning model for remanufacturing system in reverse logistics environment

Cited by 199 publications

References 11 publications

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Application of AHP in reverse logistics service provider selection: a case study

Importance of closed-loop supply chain relationships for product remanufacturing

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