AbstractIn this article, we firstly present an architectural framework for supply chain networks. Then, convergent supply chain models that are typical for assembly processes are divided into classes on the basis of the numbers of initial components. Subsequently, selected indicators for measuring topological complexity of assembly process are employed. The indicators used are benchmarked based on computational experiments. Finally, pertinent findings from this exploration are commented and some related future research directions are outlined
In this paper, we study the topological properties of the global supply chain network in terms of it...
Traditionally simple and linear supply chains have, in recent years, evolved towards highly complex ...
In recent decades, millions of articles, books and journals have been written and thousandsseminars ...
AbstractIn this article, we firstly present an architectural framework for supply chain networks. Th...
AbstractIn this paper, we present a theoretical framework for modeling of assembly supply chains and...
In this paper, we present a methodological framework for conceptual modeling of assembly supply chai...
AbstractThis paper focuses on the modeling of assembly supply chain (ASC) systems in order to establ...
Assembly supply chain systems are becoming increasingly complex and, as a result, there is more and ...
It is well understood that supply chains are complex. However less clear is just what complexity mea...
Complexity has been argued to limit operational efficiency, hinder decision-making and induce disrup...
In the past period the efficiency aspects of production were emphasized, sometimes even overemphasiz...
AbstractNowadays, competitiveness of supply chain companies is not just about optimizing supply chai...
Empirical analyses of supply chain networks (SCNs) in extant literature have been rare due to scarci...
Abstract—supply networks modeling has gained tremendous attention in the field of supply chain durin...
Supply chains are faced with a rising complexity of products, structures, and processes. Because of ...
In this paper, we study the topological properties of the global supply chain network in terms of it...
Traditionally simple and linear supply chains have, in recent years, evolved towards highly complex ...
In recent decades, millions of articles, books and journals have been written and thousandsseminars ...
AbstractIn this article, we firstly present an architectural framework for supply chain networks. Th...
AbstractIn this paper, we present a theoretical framework for modeling of assembly supply chains and...
In this paper, we present a methodological framework for conceptual modeling of assembly supply chai...
AbstractThis paper focuses on the modeling of assembly supply chain (ASC) systems in order to establ...
Assembly supply chain systems are becoming increasingly complex and, as a result, there is more and ...
It is well understood that supply chains are complex. However less clear is just what complexity mea...
Complexity has been argued to limit operational efficiency, hinder decision-making and induce disrup...
In the past period the efficiency aspects of production were emphasized, sometimes even overemphasiz...
AbstractNowadays, competitiveness of supply chain companies is not just about optimizing supply chai...
Empirical analyses of supply chain networks (SCNs) in extant literature have been rare due to scarci...
Abstract—supply networks modeling has gained tremendous attention in the field of supply chain durin...
Supply chains are faced with a rising complexity of products, structures, and processes. Because of ...
In this paper, we study the topological properties of the global supply chain network in terms of it...
Traditionally simple and linear supply chains have, in recent years, evolved towards highly complex ...
In recent decades, millions of articles, books and journals have been written and thousandsseminars ...