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200 00$aDual sourcing : with arbitrary stochastic demand and stochastic lead times
210   $cKIT Scientific Publishing$d2010
215   $a1 online resource (XVIII, 337 p. p.)
311 08$a3-86644-528-8 
330   $aCompanies with high-performing supply chains enjoy essential competitive ad- vantages. However, supply chain management faces an environment of rising risk that endangers these competitive advantages. One of the reasons is to outsource parts of their business. This bears the risk of significantly increased lead times and lead time variability. It is the impact of lead time variability on inventory management that is the central aspect of this book. It describes a mathematical model for dual sourcing with two reorder points, shows the deviation between stochastic and deterministic calculations in a sensitivity analysis, and investigates different relaxations of a traditional dual-sourcing policy.
517   $aDual sourcing 
610   $adual sourcing
610   $ainventory management
610   $alogistics
610   $areplenishment policy
610   $asupply chain management
700   $aSchimpel$b Ulrich$4auth$01325323
906   $aBOOK
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