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Supply Chain Management and LogisticsInnovative Strategies and Practical Solutions Edited By Zhe Liang
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Designed by practitioners for practitioners, Supply Chain Management and Logistics: Innovative Strategies and Practical Solutions provides a wide-spectrum resource on many different aspects involved in supply chain management, including contemporary applications. With contributions from leading experts from all over the world, the book includes innovative strategies and practical solutions that address problems encountered by enterprise in management of supply chain and logistics. It details general techniques and specific approaches to a broad range of important, inspiring, and unanswered questions in the field.
The book is organized around four major research themes in supply chain management: 1) supply chain strategy and coordination, 2) supply chain network optimization, 3) inventory management in supply chain, and 4) financial decisions in supply chain. The sequence of these themes helps transition from an enterprise-wide framework to network design to operational management to financial aspects of the supply chain. Each individual theme also addresses the answer to a challenging question as to how to go about applying quantitative tools to real-life operations, resulting in practical solutions.
As the world moves toward more competitive and open markets, effective supply chain management is of critical importance to the success or failure of an enterprise. Despite a large amount of research achieved in the past decades on the supply chain management topic, many researchers and practitioners are still devoting considerable efforts on the emerging new problems. Designed to give you a collection of topics that bridge the gap between the academic arena and industrial practice, the book supplies a contemporary and up-to-date review on the advanced theory, applications, and practices of supply chain management, making it a rich resource for the design, analysis, and implementation of supply chain management problems arising in a wide range of industries.
Table of Contents
SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY AND COORDINATION
Supply Chain Frameworks: A Constant in the Midst of Change
Tan Miller
Future Research on Multiobjective Coordinated Scheduling Problems for Discrete Manufacturing Enterprises in Supply Chain Environments
Jun Pei, Xinbao Liu, Wenjuan Fan, Athanasios Migdalas, and Panos M. Pardalos
SUPPLY CHAIN NETWORK OPTIMIZATION
Integrated Production/Distribution/Routing Planning for Supply Chain Networks: A Review
Lei Lei, Rosa Oppenheim, Lian Qi, Hui Dong, Kangbok Lee, and Shengbin Wang
Increasing the Resiliency of Local Supply Chain Distribution Networks against Multiple Hazards
Sarah G. Nurre, Thomas C. Sharkey, and John E. Mitchell
Nested Partitions for Large-Scale Optimization in Supply Chain Management
Weiwei Chen and Leyuan Shi
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
A Schedule-Based Formulation for the Cyclic Inventory Routing Problem
Zhe Liang, Rujing Liu, and Wanpracha Art Chaovalitwongse
An Application of an Inventory Model for Production Planning
Paveena Chaovalitwongse, Pakpoom Rungchawalnon, and Kwankeaw Meesuptaweekoon
FINANCIAL DECISIONS IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
A Game of Competitive Investment: Overcapacity and Underlearning
Jian Yang, Yusen Xia, and Junmin Shi
A Multiperiod Multiclass High-Speed Rail Passenger Revenue Management Problem
Ying Qin, Zhe Liang, Wanpracha Art Chaovalitwongse, and Shaozhong Xi
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Editor(s)
Biography
Zhe Liang is Full Professor of Department of Management Science in School of Economics and Management, Tongji University. His research interests are related to the design and implementation of exact and heuristic algorithms for large-scale combinatorial optimization problems in Supply Chain Management, Transportation, and Telecommunication. He has over 20 referred publications, including his papers appeared in journals such as Transportation Science, INFORMS Journal on Computing, Transportation Research Part B, etc. He has been funded by National Science Foundation of China, Ministry of Education of China, and Ministry of Science and Technology of China.
Wanpracha Art Chaovalitwongse is Professor in the Departments of Industrial & Systems Engineering and Radiology (joint) at the University of Washington, Seattle (UW). He also serves as Associate Director of the Integrated Brain Imaging Center at UW Medical Center. His research group conducts basic computational science, applied, and translational research at the interface of engineering, medicine, and other emerging disciplines with emphasis on (a) computational neuroscience, (b) computational biology, and (c) logistics optimization. He currently serves as Area Editor, Associate Editor and Editorial Board Member of 10 leading international journals. He has edited 4 books and published over 130 research articles including 70+ journal papers.
Leyuan Shi is a Professor with the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management at Peking University. Her research is devoted to the theory and development of large-scale optimization algorithms, discrete event simulation methodology, and modeling and analysis of discrete dynamic systems, with applications to complex systems such as supply chain networks, manufacturing systems, communication networks, and financial engineering. She has published two books: Nested Partitions Method, Theory and Applications (2008), and Modeling, Control and Optimization of Complex Systems (2002). She is currently an Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, and an Associate Editor of Discrete Event Dynamic Systems. Dr. Shi is a member of INFORMS, and a fellow of IEEE.
Book Series
This book is included in the following series:
Industrial and Systems Engineering Series