In this paper we analyze a situation in which several firms deal with inventory problems concerning the same type of product. We consider that each firm uses its limited capacity warehouse for storing purposes and that it faces an economic order quantity model where storage costs are irrelevant (and assumed to be zero) and shortages are allowed. In this setting, we show that firms can save costs by placing joint orders and obtain an optimal order policy for the firms. Besides, we identify an associated class of costs games which we show to be concave. Finally, we introduce and study a rule to share the costs among the firms which provides core allocations and can be easily computed.Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación | Ref. MTM2008-06778-C02...
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[Abstract] In this paper we analyze a situation in which several firms deal with inventory problems ...
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Consider multiple companies that continuously review their inventories and face Poisson demand. We s...
Inventory analysis studies a system consisting of a group of participants (stores) who combine order...
Inventory analysis studies a system consisting of a group of participants (stores) who combine order...
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International audienceIn this paper we used principles of cooperative game theory to analyse the coo...
International audienceIn this paper we used principles of cooperative game theory to analyse the coo...
We study a situation where n independent companies separately stock spare parts of the same item for...
One of the most significant challenges facing operations managers is to determine how to optimally p...
We consider a cooperative game defined by an economic lot-sizing problem with heterogeneous costs ov...
One of the most significant challenges facing operations managers is to determine how to optimally p...
We consider the one-warehouse multiple retailer inventory model with a submodu-lar joint setup cost ...
We consider several independent decision makers who stock expensive, low-demand spare parts for thei...
[Abstract] In this paper we analyze a situation in which several firms deal with inventory problems ...
Consider multiple companies that continuously review their inventories and face Poisson demand. We s...
Consider multiple companies that continuously review their inventories and face Poisson demand. We s...
Inventory analysis studies a system consisting of a group of participants (stores) who combine order...
Inventory analysis studies a system consisting of a group of participants (stores) who combine order...
International audienceIn this paper we used principles of cooperative game theory to analyse the coo...
This paper studies inventory management in a two echelon supply chain with stochastic demand and los...
International audienceIn this paper we used principles of cooperative game theory to analyse the coo...
International audienceIn this paper we used principles of cooperative game theory to analyse the coo...
We study a situation where n independent companies separately stock spare parts of the same item for...
One of the most significant challenges facing operations managers is to determine how to optimally p...
We consider a cooperative game defined by an economic lot-sizing problem with heterogeneous costs ov...
One of the most significant challenges facing operations managers is to determine how to optimally p...
We consider the one-warehouse multiple retailer inventory model with a submodu-lar joint setup cost ...
We consider several independent decision makers who stock expensive, low-demand spare parts for thei...