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Teaching the Costs of Uncoordinated Supply Chains

Published: 15 May 2003 Publication History

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Supply-chain management has become a prominent area for teaching and research. Academics and managers realize that communication and coordination among members of a supply chain enhance its effectiveness, creating financial benefits to be shared by the members. We have collected numerical examples covering (1) location decisions, (2) centralized warehousing, (3) lot sizing with deterministic demand, (4) demand forecasting, (5) pricing, and (6) lot sizing with stochastic demand in a newsvendor environment. The examples are suitable for classroom use, and they illuminate the rewards supply-chain members can obtain by eliminating naturally occurring supply-chain inefficiencies and the costs of not doing so.

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cover image Interfaces
Interfaces  Volume 33, Issue 3
May 2003
89 pages
ISSN:0092-2102
EISSN:1526-551X
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INFORMS

Linthicum, MD, United States

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Published: 15 May 2003

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