Titlebook: Supply Chain Management and Reverse Logistics; Harald Dyckhoff (Lehrstuhl für Unternehmenstheorie Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Introductionve to be taken into account when designing new concepts on how we will produce and consume in near future. Supply chain management seems to be such a concept worth further developing in order to be sustainable in this sense. The papers collected in this book may be considered as contributions to this aim.

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Inventory Management in Closed Loop Supply Chainsy control models. To this end, we follow a standard structuring of traditional inventory theory and discuss applications to closed loop settings for each case. Our analysis is centered around highlighting novel characteristics entailed by a closed loop supply chain structure, in terms of both mathematics and business implications.

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The Expansion of Supply Chains to Closed Loop Systems: A Conceptual Framework and the Automotive Indses as well, for example reverse logistic aspects. Consequently, SCM must be expanded to closed loop management (CLM). In this paper, we discuss the theoretical and practical backgrounds of CLM, presenting a “double-layer closed loop model” and analyzing the example of the automotive cycle.

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Integrating Spent Products’ Material into Supply Chains: The Recycling of End-Of-Life Vehicles as anprocesses. Hence, increasing reverse material flows are to be coordinated in the next few years. However, this coordination task, also known as ‘reverse’ supply chain management, has not yet been discussed as extensively as supply chain management objectives. Though ‘reversing’ the supply chain is p

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Product Recovery Behaviour in a Closed Loop Supply Chainh extent profit orientation in product recovery management will or will not stimulate an environmentally conscious behaviour. This study refers to a product recovery system where a manufacturer of original products is also engaged in remanufacturing used products taken back from its customers. For t

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Inventory Management in Closed Loop Supply Chainssupply source, which they need to integrate into their material management. Uncertainty and a limited span of control add to the complexity of managing this particular source. In this chapter we review inventory management issues related to closed loop supply chains. We start by discussing different

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Production-Inventory Control in an EOQ-Type Reverse Logistics Systemates the two extreme policies of production (the pure production model) and of recycling (the pure recycling model) only. This general model, which has been introduced recently by the authors and is therefore called RD-model, examines the possibility of repurchasing and recycling or disposing used i