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Mahsa Noori-daryan

Bio: Mahsa Noori-daryan is an academic researcher from University of Tehran. The author has contributed to research in topics: Supply chain & Supply chain management. The author has an hindex of 12, co-authored 17 publications receiving 535 citations. Previous affiliations of Mahsa Noori-daryan include Islamic Azad University South Tehran Branch & Islamic Azad University.

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TL;DR: A Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) model for a two-level supply chain comprised of one vendor and several non-competing retailers in which both the raw material and the finished product have different deterioration rates is developed.

150 citations

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TL;DR: The goal of the paper is to optimise the total cost of the supply chain network by coordinating decision-making policy using Stackelberg–Nash equilibrium and numerical examples are presented.
Abstract: We studied a decentralised three-layer supply chain including a supplier, a producer and some retailers. All the retailers order their demands to the producer and the producer order his demands to the supplier. We assumed that the demand is price sensitive and shortage is not permitted. The goal of the paper is to optimise the total cost of the supply chain network by coordinating decision-making policy using Stackelberg–Nash equilibrium. The decision variables of our model are the supplier's price, the producer's price and the number of shipments received by the supplier and producer, respectively. To illustrate the applicability of the proposed model numerical examples are presented.

88 citations

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TL;DR: In this paper, the economic production and inventory model in a three-layer supply chain including one distributor, one manufacturer and one retailer for a single-product and general demand functions under three scenarios is developed.
Abstract: In this article, the economic production and inventory model in a three-layer supply chain including one distributor, one manufacturer and one retailer for a single-product and general demand functions under three scenarios is developed. We assume that during the production process, both healthy and defective items are generated. As the first scenario, we develop the first model, in which the defective items are not reworked and all considered as scrape, while in the second model, we assume that the defective items are reworked and are sold as perfect item. In the second scenario, we assume that defective item can be sold with lower price than the selling price. Moreover, raw materials with imperfect quality are sent back from a distributor to outside supplier under a lower price. Determining the order quantity of the distributor and the selling prices of the distributor and the manufacturer as well as the retailer was the goal of this article such that the total profit of each member is maximised. In ord...

80 citations

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors consider two competing supply chains where both chains launch the same product under different brands to the market by applying different composite coordinating strategies, such as discount, return, refund, buyback, or other coordinating policies to abate the operation costs of the chains.
Abstract: In today’s global highly competitive markets, competition happens among supply chains instead of companies, as the members of supply chains. So, the partners of the chains seek to apply efficient coordinating strategies like discount, return, refund, buyback, or the other coordinating policies to abate the operation costs of the chains and subsequently increase market shares. Hence, because of the importance and application of these strategies in the current non-exclusive markets, in this study, we introduce different composite coordinating strategies to enhance the coordination of the supply chains. Here, we consider two competing supply chains where both chains launch the same product under different brands to the market by applying different composite coordinating strategies. Each supply chain comprises one manufacturer and a group of non-competing retailers where the manufacturer receives raw materials from an outside supplier and transforms them into a finished product; then, the products are sold to...

72 citations

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TL;DR: In this article, the optimal decisions of multi-national capacity-constraint producers and one retailer, as the members of a pharmacological chain, under demand response time uncertainty are analyzed.

48 citations


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TL;DR: A Managerial Accounting Data Analytics (MADA) framework based on the balanced scorecard theory in a business intelligence context is proposed that provides management accountants the ability to utilize comprehensive business analytics to conduct performance measurement and provide decision related information.

249 citations

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TL;DR: In this article, the authors developed price-energy-saving competition and cooperation models for two green supply chains under government financial intervention, and formulated 16 mathematical programming models regarding governments' energy-saving, social welfare, and revenue-seeking policies.
Abstract: We develop price-energy-saving competition and cooperation models for two green supply chains (GSCs) under government financial intervention. First, we study the best response strategies of the chains for the given tariffs of a government. Second, we formulate 16 mathematical programming models regarding governments’ energy-saving, social welfare, and revenue-seeking policies. We find that the government can orchestrate GSCs to fulfil the financial, social, and environmental objectives by an appropriate tariff mechanism. Moreover, cooperation in a GSC and between GSCs may facilitate the government’s sustainable development policies. A comprehensive analysis on case study of brick production GSCs reveals some important managerial insights.

208 citations

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TL;DR: An up-to-date review of perishable inventory models, but also of the joint key topics of publications from January 2012 until December 2015 in the research area of deteriorating inventory models is given.

206 citations

29 Aug 2019
TL;DR: In this article, a traves of un modelo de colaboracion basado en la estrategia de VMI and en el problema de reabastecimiento conjunto de ordenes (JRP) were presented.
Abstract: Este trabajo de maestria presenta una propuesta para calcular el plan de reabastecimiento entre una empresa y sus filiales internacionales (1xm), a traves de un modelo de colaboracion basado en la estrategia de VMI y en el problema de reabastecimiento conjunto de ordenes (JRP). El objetivo del modelo es encontrar el programa de reposicion adecuado para la empresa y sus filiales tal que se minimicen los costos de reabastecimiento. La solucion del modelo se llevo a cabo a traves de un algoritmo genetico el cual es exitoso en la solucion de este tipo de problemas. Los resultados del modelo fueron validados mediante la comparacion de los enfoques colaborativo e individual y a traves del analisis de datos historicos, con lo cual se encontro que el modelo planteado permite disminuir los costos de reabastecimiento de la empresa. De esta forma se cumplen totalmente los objetivos propuestos para este trabajo de maestria.

197 citations

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TL;DR: In this article, a one-manufacturer-one-retailer supply chain model for deteriorating items with controllable deterioration rate and price-dependent demand is developed, in which both players cooperatively invest in preservation technology to reduce deterioration.
Abstract: In this study, a one-manufacturer–one-retailer supply chain model for deteriorating items with controllable deterioration rate and price-dependent demand is developed, in which both players cooperatively invest in preservation technology to reduce deterioration. Algorithms are designed to obtain the pricing and preservation technology investment strategies in both integrated and decentralized scenarios. It is shown that cooperative investment strategy benefits the manufacturer but damages the profits of the retailer and the whole supply chain. A revenue sharing and cooperative investment contract, which combines revenue sharing and cost sharing mechanisms, is thus designed to coordinate the supply chain. Numerical simulations and sensitivity analysis of the equilibrium strategies and coordinating results on key system parameters are given to verify the effectiveness of the contract, and meanwhile get some managerial insights. The results show that only when the revenue sharing rate lies roughly between 1/2 and 3/4 can the contract perfectly coordinate the supply chain in most cases, which has an important guiding significance for the supply chain coordination of deteriorating items when considering preservation technology investment.

172 citations