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Modeling the supply chain

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In this paper, the authors present an introduction to supply chain management, integrated planning, models, and solution methods, as well as an overview of the state-of-the-art models.
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Part I: Introduction To Supply Chain Management 1. Supply Chain Management, Integrated Planning, Models 2. Information Technology Part II: Modeling And Solution Methods 3. Fundamentals Of Modeling: Linear Programming 4. Fundamentals Of Modeling: Mixed Integer Programming 5. Unified Optimization Methodology For Operational Planning Problems 6. The Supply Chain Decision Database Part III: Applications 7. Strategic And Tactical Supply Chain Planning: State-Of-The-Art Modeling Applications 8. Strategic And Tactical Supply Chain Planning: Advanced Modeling Applications 9. Integration Of Financial And Physical Supply Chains 10. Operational Supply Chain Planning 11. Inventory Management Part Iv: Adaptation 12. Organizational Adaptation To Supply Chain Modelling Systems.

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