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Forecasting for inventory planning: a 50-year review

Syntetos, A; Boylan, JE; Disney, S - 2009

Forecasting and planning for inventory management has received considerable attention from the Operational Research (OR) community over the last 50 years because of its implications for decision making, both at the strategic level of an organization and at the operational level. Many influential...

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The value of coordination in a two echelon supply chain : sharing information, policies and parameters

Disney, S. M.; Lambrecht, Marc R.; Towill, D. R.; Van … - 2007

and parameters Disney, S.M.1, Lambrecht, M 2, Towill, D.R.1 and Van de Velde, W.3 1. Logistics Systems Dynamics … variability propagation. Manufacturing & Service Operations Management 6 (2) 163-183. Boute, R.N., Disney, S.M., Lambrecht, M …) 340-353. Chen, Y.F. and Disney, S.M., 2003, The order-up-to policy “sweet spot” - Using proportional controllers to …

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Smooth is Smart.Bullwhip, Inventory, Fill-Rates and the Golden Ratio

Disney, S.; Farasyn, I.; Lambrecht, M.; Towill, D.; … - In: Review of Business and Economics L (2005) 2, pp. 167-186

A major cause of supply chain deficiencies is the bullwhip effect. This effect refers to the tendency of the variance of the replenishment orders to increase as one moves up a supply chain. Supply chain managers experience this variance amplification in both inventory levels and replenishment...

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Bullwhip in a Multi-Product Production Setting

Boute, R.N.; Dejonckheere, J.; Disney, S.M.; Velde, W. … - In: Review of Business and Economic Literature 57 (2012) 3, pp. 354-381

We consider the bullwhip problem in a multi-product scenario, specifically looking at the impact of product demands on production and inventory cost performance in a factory setting. A Vector Auto-Regressive process of the first order (VAR(1)) is used to represent two different demand processes....

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Bullwhip in a Multi-Product Production Setting

Boute, R.N.; Dejonckheere, J.; Disney, S.M.; Velde, W. … - In: Review of Business and Economic Literature 57 (2012) 3, pp. 27-27

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Forecasting for inventory planning : a 50-year review

Syntetos, Aris A.; Boylan, J. E.; Disney, S. M. - In: Journal of the Operational Research Society : OR 60 (2009), pp. 149-160

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The effects of schedule volatility on supply chain performance

Childerhouse, P.; Disney, S. M.; Towill, D. R. - In: International journal of logistics : research and … 12 (2009) 4, pp. 313-328

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The effects of schedule volatility on supply chain performance

Childerhouse, P.; Disney, S. M.; Towill, D. R. - In: International journal of logistics : research and … 12 (2009) 4, pp. 313-328

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On the impact of order volatility in the European automotive sector

Childerhouse, P.; Disney, S.M.; Towill, D.R. - In: International Journal of Production Economics 114 (2008) 1, pp. 2-13

Order volatility is an unfortunate fact of life facing most suppliers of both products and services. In this paper we are concerned with establishing the magnitude of the problem faced by the European automotive sector. The evidence has been acquired via the site-based Quick Scan Audit...

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On the impact of order volatility in the European automotive sector

Childerhouse, P.; Disney, S.M.; Towill, D.R. - In: International journal of production economics 114 (2008) 1, pp. 2-13

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