Abstract Supply chain, the set of institutions and organizations referred to in the design of new products and services, raw materials, semi-manufactured goods, and made them into (final) and to contribute to the final customer. The chain has a simple look of the members, including customers, retailers, wholesalers/distributors, manufacturers and suppliers of raw materials and pieces. Chain members through three main streams of information, physical (product) and monetary (and fiscal cash) linked together. These trends among Members are bidirectional. Efficient management and effectiveness of the flow between all stakeholders in all stages (including product design, forecasting and planning, procurement and purchasing of raw materials, prod...
Ph. D. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban 2014.The amplitude in order variability as orders surge u...
The purpose of this paper is to understand the risks managers and individual supply chains perceive ...
The bullwhip effect is defined as an upstream amplification of demand variability and has received i...
Abstract—Fresh products account for a very high share of inventory cost in the enterprises and the b...
The business environment challenges the competence of supply chain performance on responsiveness, co...
Consumer awareness of proper shipping handling as well as increasing prevalence of product resale in...
The main goal of our research is to analyze and display causes of a bullwhip effect formation within...
We review a range of methodological approaches to solving the bullwhip problem. The bullwhip problem...
The Bullwhip Effect is a significant concern in supply chain management, causing inventory level and...
Supply chain effectiveness and costs are affected by the demand variability, especially in the upstr...
The issues relating to the bullwhip effect have been studied rigorously in past, even before the adv...
The bullwhip effect is a phenomenon of curious amplification of variations in demand as one moves aw...
Forrester analyzed Supply Chain and the different levels existing in it, as well as the participant ...
The bullwhip effect is a phenomenon in forecast-driven distribution channels, which is associated wi...
This paper focuses on the impact of return decisions on the bullwhip effect in the online closed-loo...
Ph. D. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban 2014.The amplitude in order variability as orders surge u...
The purpose of this paper is to understand the risks managers and individual supply chains perceive ...
The bullwhip effect is defined as an upstream amplification of demand variability and has received i...
Abstract—Fresh products account for a very high share of inventory cost in the enterprises and the b...
The business environment challenges the competence of supply chain performance on responsiveness, co...
Consumer awareness of proper shipping handling as well as increasing prevalence of product resale in...
The main goal of our research is to analyze and display causes of a bullwhip effect formation within...
We review a range of methodological approaches to solving the bullwhip problem. The bullwhip problem...
The Bullwhip Effect is a significant concern in supply chain management, causing inventory level and...
Supply chain effectiveness and costs are affected by the demand variability, especially in the upstr...
The issues relating to the bullwhip effect have been studied rigorously in past, even before the adv...
The bullwhip effect is a phenomenon of curious amplification of variations in demand as one moves aw...
Forrester analyzed Supply Chain and the different levels existing in it, as well as the participant ...
The bullwhip effect is a phenomenon in forecast-driven distribution channels, which is associated wi...
This paper focuses on the impact of return decisions on the bullwhip effect in the online closed-loo...
Ph. D. University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban 2014.The amplitude in order variability as orders surge u...
The purpose of this paper is to understand the risks managers and individual supply chains perceive ...
The bullwhip effect is defined as an upstream amplification of demand variability and has received i...