The main streams of the symposium are organized around the new six sections of ISIR: - Economics of Inventory and Production; - Analytics and Forecasting for Inventory Control; - Interfaces of Inventory with Transportation, Production, Finance and Marketing; - Inventory coordination in supply...

Key research streams in the Summer School include (but are not limited to): - Forecasting for Inventory Management; - Inventory Management for Service Logistics; - Interface between Inventory Management and Transport & Logistics (Synchromodal Transport, Collaborative Shipping, etc.); - Supply...

The purpose of this seminar is to provide an opportunity for research scientists and practitioners to meet, present and develop their ideas on subjects within the field of Production Economics. Main Topics: - Production and Inventory Control - Investment and Financial Planning in Production -...

ISIR’s bi-annual Summer School aims to bring together PhD students and professors with a background in inventory management to discuss and improve their research. This year’s theme will revolve around “Logistics 4.0: Inventory management in a digital era”. Key research streams: -...

The ISIR encompasses research not just on inventories but also on related areas such as plant and equipment investment, or inventory-theoretic approaches to other areas of economics, including money and liquidity.

Key topics: - Material recycling, reuse and remanufacturing, - Reducing waste in food supply chains, - Forecasting for inventory management, - Inventory management affecting the triple bottom line, - Supply chain design and inventory management, - Technological and business interfaces to...

The main streams of the symposium are organized around the four sections of ISIR: - Economics of Inventories - Inventory Management - Mathematical Models of Inventories - Forecasting for Inventories Special tracks: - Estimating Demand Uncertainty - Inventory Management and Modeling for...

The ISIR encompasses research not just on inventories but also on related areas such as plant and equipment investment, or inventory-theoretic approaches to other areas of economics, including money and liquidity.

The main streams of the symposium are organized around the four sections of ISIR: - Economics of Inventories - Inventory Management - Mathematical Models of Inventories - Forecasting Inventories Besides the regular paper presentations we plan to have the following special sessions. We also plan...