Titlebook: Quantitative Approaches to Distribution Logistics and Supply Chain Management; Andreas Klose,M. Gracia Speranza,Luk N. Wassenhove Conferen

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Distribution Planning with Specific Delivery Time Restrictions for the Handling of Electronic Customefers to the development of efficient operations for the delivery of electronically executed customer orders to exist in this trade channel at the market for long-term. An essential condition is in this context the delivery on the order day (or on a determined day) within a certain time interval. If

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An Analysis of a Combinatorial Auctionion to the winner determination problem of the combinatorial auction. The item-prices should price the winning bundles according to the corresponding winning bids, whereas the bundles that do not belong to the winning set should have strictly positive reduced cost. ..e. the bid on a non-winning bund

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The Practice of Distribution Network Planning: Coping with Shortcomings in Import Data Qualitypply chain networks are the reasons for the evolution of ever more complex logistical network structures. The ability to quickly adapt networks to new strategic challenges, as well as pressures for more operational efficiency demand for more frequent changes in network design and more efficiency in

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A Greedy Heuristic for a Three-level Multi-period Single-sourcing Problemhouses, and retailers. Our model includes production and throughput capacity constraints, and minimizes production, holding, and transportation costs in a dynamic environment. We show that the problem can be reformulated as a certain type of assignment problem with convex objective function. Based o

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Combinatorial Optimisation Problems of the Assignment Type and a Partitioning Approachoblems of the assignment type have numerous applications in production planning and logistics. A popular approach to solve such problems or to compute lower bounds on the optimal solution value (in case of a minimisation problem) is to employ column generation. By means of considering subsets of “ac

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978-3-540-43690-4Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002