2012
DOI: 10.1108/09574091211265387
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Tactical planning in supply chain networks with customer oriented single sourcing

Abstract: Purpose -The purpose of this paper is to focus on the medium-term planning problem in supply chain networks. Based on a literature review, a comprehensive analytical planning model for the three echelon tactical planning problem in supply chain networks is developed which is applicable in a hierarchical planning frame. Design/methodology/approach -The approach used was mathematical mixed integer programming to model three echelon production-distribution networks embedded in the supply chain planning matrix fra… Show more

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“…The extensive literature regarding SCMP is principally analytical, and most interventions proposed by the literature are based on network optimization -as reviews by Kouvelis et al (2006) and Mula et al (2006) show -and require advanced software applications (Jonsson et al, 2007). The literature elaborates upon centralized (Brown et al, 2001), decentralized (Poundarikapuram and Veeramani, 2004), and integrated SCMP-scheduling (Maravelias and Sung, 2009;Steinrucke and Jahr, 2012) decision-making models. Hybrid models (Pibernik and Sucky, 2007) and negotiation-based ones (Dudek and Stadtler, 2005) are other examples.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The extensive literature regarding SCMP is principally analytical, and most interventions proposed by the literature are based on network optimization -as reviews by Kouvelis et al (2006) and Mula et al (2006) show -and require advanced software applications (Jonsson et al, 2007). The literature elaborates upon centralized (Brown et al, 2001), decentralized (Poundarikapuram and Veeramani, 2004), and integrated SCMP-scheduling (Maravelias and Sung, 2009;Steinrucke and Jahr, 2012) decision-making models. Hybrid models (Pibernik and Sucky, 2007) and negotiation-based ones (Dudek and Stadtler, 2005) are other examples.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These three performance measures are mentioned b y Ref. [70] as the primary goal of supply chain planning. In this paper, they are defined in the following manner:…”
Section: Order Forecast Horizon/lead-time Gapmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Problems associated with the sales market selection are described by Taaffe and Geunes (2004) and Taaffe et al (2008). The optimization of material flows resulting from procurement, production, storage and distribution within supply chains is modeled by Arntzen et al (1995), Ouhimmou et al (2008), Rong et al (2011), Baud-Lavigne et al (2012), Steinrücke and Jahr (2012) and Steinrücke and Albrecht (2016).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%