会议专题

Diverse Allocation Strategies within the Process of Distributing Scarce Products Amongst Traditional and Collaboratively Replenished Customers

In this paper, discrete-event simulation is applied to point out how varying delivery priority ranking strategies amongst customers within a heterogeneous Supply Chain featuring traditional reorder-point (ROP) and collaborative (CPFR) replenishment affect global and individual performance of market participants. The analysis is based on the distribution systems of three SME manufacturers and evaluates numerous supply chain performance metrics to obtain practical recommendations about which prioritization policies to adopt and which others to avoid.

Supply Chain Management Delivery Priority CPFR discrete-event simulation

Thomas THRON Gábor NAGY Niaz WASSAN

Kent Business School,Canterbury,UK

国际会议

工业工程与系统管理2007年国际会议(International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Systems Management)(IESM 2007)

北京

英文

2007-05-30(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)