Problem definition: We introduce and formalize a concept termed as conditional leadtime flexibility (CLF), which refers to the industry practice where a manufacturer requests its upstream suppliers to dynamically adjust the leadtimes. We consider an assemble-to-order (ATO) manufacturer's...

We consider a joint inventory and pricing problem with one warehouse and multiple stores, in which the retailer makes a one-time decision on the amount of inventory to be placed at the warehouse at the beginning of the selling season, followed by periodic joint replenishment and pricing...

We consider the setting of a firm operating multiple warehouses and multiple stores where each warehouse is endowed with an initial non-replenishable inventory. There is a finite selling horizon and, at the beginning of each period, the firm needs to decide for each store how many units of...