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Global supply chain 1 Lieferkette 1 Multi-period 1 Reopening strategy 1 Resilience 1 Simulation 1 Supply chain 1 Synchronous versus asynchronous 1 Theorie 1 Theory 1 appropriate technology 1 digital divide 1 synchronous versus asynchronous time 1 welfare-effects 1
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James, Jeffrey 1 Jha, Harshit 1 Mohan, Usha 1
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Prometheus 1 Supply chain analytics 1
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A multi-period discrete event simulation model for comparing synchronous and asynchronous facility reopening in global supply chains affected by disruption
Jha, Harshit; Mohan, Usha - In: Supply chain analytics 2 (2023), pp. 1-8
Lean global supply chains have exhibited considerable improvements in inventory levels, lead times, and service levels in recent decades. Still, global disruptions such as pandemics have exposed the hidden vulnerabilities of these supply chains. This study extends the previous literature by...
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Time-Intensive Information Technology and Human Welfare in Developing Countries
James, Jeffrey - In: Prometheus 26 (2008) 2, pp. 165-177
This paper is concerned with the scope for developing countries to benefit from the Internet in non-synchronous ways that is, in cases where some delay is involved in the delivery of information, as compared with the real-time alternative used in developed countries. The first part of the paper...
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