Titlebook: Supply Chain Management and Knowledge Management; Integrating Critical Ashish Dwivedi (Lecturer in Information Sciences), Book 2009 Palgrav

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A Conceptual Model of Knowledge Management for Strategic Technology Planning in the Value Chainencies, as inventory levels are managed through the application of a variety of knowledge management techniques to logistics management. Independently, the field of strategic technology planning (STP) has grown, addressing the longer-term needs of firms as they develop options for current investment and potential future return.

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Decision Frontiers in Supply Chain Networksthe proposed new methodology, which makes use of phase plane analysis to detect patterns and profiles associated with decision frontiers. The third section describes some of the theory underlying the new approach, as well as the applications where it can be used. The final section ends with a conclusion and indications of further research.

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Supply Chain Design: In An Outsourcing Worldemoval of trade barriers (such as the sustained expansion of the European Union and the continued implementation of multilateral trading systems, e.g. GATT/WTO) and the vast advancements of ICT (information and communications technology) (Ethier 2005, Ngowi .. 2005, Morrissey and Filatotchev 2000).

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Linking Product, Supply Chain, Process and Manufacturing Planning and Control Design by Berry and Hill (1992). Other models have been proposed for linking product characteristics to supply chain design, process choice and MPC approaches, but all relate strongly to these three models. Thus, these three models can be considered as baseline reference models. They have been tested befo

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Delivery Supply Chain Planning Using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)-Enabled Dynamic Optimizatfective in an environment where materials, work-in-process and finished products are moving dynamically. Third, no sufficient planning and analysis would have been conducted as to the use of RFID data, the impact of RFID on other business processes and the connectivity to related information systems

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A Generalized Order-Up-To Policy and Altruistic Behaviour in a Three-Level Supply Chainowever, it might be reasonable to assume that a sequence of traditional OUT policies may not be optimal any more as there is no guarantee that a succession of local minimizations will result in a global optimum, as shown in Hosoda and Disney (2006a). Since the traditional OUT policy does not provide

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