Supply Chain Optimisation Product/Process Design, Facility Location
This volume is a collection of recent key results in supply chain optimisation. It presents new approaches and methods based on operations research, artificial intelligence and computer sciences techniques for design of production sys
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Applied Optimization Volume 94 Series Editors: Panos M. Pardalos University of Florida, U.S.A. Donald W. Hearn University of Florida, U.S.A.
SUPPLY CHAIN OPTIMISATION Product/Process Design, Facility Location and Flow Control
Edited by ALEXANDRE DOLGUI Ecole des Mines de Saint Etienne, France JERZY SOLDEK Technical University of Szczecin, Poland OLEG ZAIKIN Technical University of Szczecin, Poland
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Contents
Contributing authors
ix
Preface
xv
PART I: Modelling techniques
1
An Initiative for International Consensus on Enterprise Inter- and Intra-Organisational Integration KURT KOSANKE
3
Towards Knowledge Logistics in Agile SME Networks KURT SANDKUHL, ALEXANDER SMIRNOV, BENGT HENOCH
15
A Modelling Framework for Human Resource-Based Business Processes JORGE HERMOSILLO WORLEY, BERNARD GRABOT, LAURENT GENESTE, OMAR AGUIRRE
25
Managing Service-Sensitive Demand Through Simulation YURI MERKURYEV, JULIJA PETUHOVA, JANIS GRABIS
41
Robust Modeling of Consumer Behaviour MAXIM PASHKEVICH, ALEXANDRE DOLGUI
55
Sizing, Cycle Time and Plant Control Using Dioid Algebra SAID AMARI, ISABEL DEMONGODIN, JEAN-JACQUES LOISEAU
71
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Supply chain optimisation
Concurrent Processes Flow Prototyping Z BIGNIEW B ANASZAK,
87
Modelling of the Supply Chain for a Distributed Publishing Enterprise OLEG ZAIKIN, E MMA K USHTINA,
101
PART II: Optimisation methods
117
Hybrid Methods for Line Balancing Problems C ORINNE B OUTEVIN, L AURENT D EROUSSI, M ICHEL G OURGAND, S YLVIE N ORRE
119
Stability of Optimal Line Balance with Given Station Set Y URI N . S OTSKOV, A LEXANDRE D OLGUI, N ADEZHDA S OTSKOVA, F RANK W ERNER
135
Simple Plant Location Problem with Reverse Flows Z HIQIANG L U, N ATHALIE B OSTEL, P IERRE D EJAX
151
Concave Cost Supply Management for Single Manufacturing Unit SATYAVEER SINGH CHAUHAN, ANTON EREMEEV, ALEXANDER KOLOKOLOV, VLADIMIR SERVAKH
167
Product Family and Supply Chain Design JACQUES LAMOTHE, KHALED HADJ-HAMOU, MICHEL ALDANONDO
175
Sales and Operations Planning Optimisation PATRICK GENIN, SAMIR LAMOURI, ANDRÉ THOMAS
191
Response Surface-Based Simulation Metamodelling Methods G ALINA M ERKURYEVA
205
PART III: Decision aid tools
217
A Modeling and Simulation Framework for Supply Chain Design HONGWEI DING, LYÈS BENYOUCEF, XIAOLAN XIE
219
Internet Web-Based Integration of Process and Manufacturing Resources Planning ALGIRDAS BARGELIS,
233
Supply chain optimisation
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Visual Representation of Material Flows in Chemical Plant Systems NADEZHDA SOT
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