Titlebook: Global Supply Chain and Operations Management; A Decision-Oriented Dmitry Ivanov,Alexander Tsipoulanidis,Jörn Schönbe Textbook 20192nd edi

旅行路线

送秋波

步兵

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90157-2anufacturer. First, the roles of purchasing, procurement, and sourcing in supply chain and operations management are elaborated. The basic elements of a sourcing process are defined. Next, the issues of make-or-buy versus outsourcing, as well as organizational issues in sourcing are discussed. Subse

失误

grovel

Straßenjugendkulturen im Wandell location planning scenario and reveals the interactions between individual decision situations of the tasks. The generic decision task regarding which regions should be incorporated into a supply network is addressed. A further part is dedicated to the identification of explicit location proposals

灾祸

,Erinnerungen an die fünfziger Jahre,re physically connected with demanding locations. In the beginning, a case study concerning the challenges related to the installation of transportation links is discussed. The next section suggests generic types of transportation network setups as a starting point for the setup of more sophisticate

mercenary

Politik. Parteien. Nationalsozialismus,y planning issues at an e-car manufacturer. At the beginning, the role of factory planning in supply chain and operations management is discussed. Next, factory planning processes are presented. Subsequently, the role and methods of capacity planning are considered. Furthermore, options for process

synovitis

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05719-2ciples in automotive, electronics, and e-commerce industries. Then, the trade-off between “service levels” and “costs” in inventory management is highlighted. Next, the role of inventory in the supply chain is analyzed. To this end, the ABC and XYZ analysis is introduced and the use of the EOQ/EPQ m

evanescent

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90072-8 is discussed. Next, the role of expert methods in forecasting is analyzed and application of statistical methods for forecasting is demonstrated. Subsequently, it is shown how forecasts are calculated based on statistical methods, as well as how to understand and apply measures for forecast quality

Modicum

Computer-Fans in Computer-Clubs,ons planning at a petrochemistry company. In the beginning, different planning horizons and the role of aggregate planning are discussed. Afterwards, different options for matching demand and supply at an aggregated level are explained. Next, the rolling planning concept is introduced. Subsequently,