Titlebook: Advances in Integrated and Sustainable Supply Chain Planning; Concepts, Methods, T José Miguel Laínez-Aguirre,Luis Puigjaner Book 2015 Spri

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Jean Reist Stark,Josephine Reist Smith SC design-planning model presented in Chap.?., which translates a recipe representation into the supply chain environment, is coupled with a scheduling formulation in order to achieve the integration of all decision levels. This approach permits to assess the impact of considering aspects of produc

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Lecture Notes in Physics MonographsEnterprises decisions are concerned not only about production operations but also by product R&D as well as by strategic functions such as financial planning and marketing.

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978-3-319-35388-3Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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g for achieving truly sustainable environmental impacts of p.Decision making at the enterprise level often encompass not only production operations and product R&D, but other strategic functions such as financial planning and marketing. With the aim of maximizing growth and a firm’s value, companies

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230371194tives. This book presents concepts, methods, and solution approaches based on mathematical modeling that can provide such a quantitative support for integrated decision-making in order to assist in the management of supply chains and ultimately improve the allocation of the overall enterprise resources (e.g., materials, cash, and personnel).

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Springer Monographs in Mathematics incidences that may arise in the SC operations. The potential of this approach is highlighted through a case study, where the results of a deterministic MPC and the proposed control framework are compared. It is emphasized the significance of merging uncertainty treatment and control strategies to improve the SC performance.

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Finite-Dimensional Lie Superalgebras. The potential of this approach is highlighted through illustrative examples of increasing complexity, where results of traditional rigid approaches and those offered by the flexible framework are compared.