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Lot sizing and scheduling problems arise when a variety of products are manufactured in a plant of finite capacity in which a single product variant at one time can be manufactured, and changeover costs (and/or times) depend on the products scheduling sequence. MIP models developed to solve...
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Usually in stock control studies demand data are considered as an input to the model, without explicitly considering that they are the results of a demand forecasting system. Stock control system is examined independently of the demand forecasting system, and it is assumed that demand data (or...
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Solving transshipment problems to optimality is difficult, unless several simplifying hypotheses are assumed (such as unit-sized customer demands and replenishments, negligible replenishment lead time, etc.). For this reason, some heuristics have been recently proposed in order to provide rules,...
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Lateral transshipment has been studied lately as a promising policy for increasing the performances of multi-echelon spare parts inventory system. By lateral transshipment spare parts can be moved from one location with excess inventory to another location, at the same echelon, in shortage, with...
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