Titlebook: Quantitative Models for Reverse Logistics; Moritz Fleischmann Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Distributionslogistik.Kreis

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A Facility Location Model for Recovery Network Designact of product return flows on the network design is highlighted. Section 5.4 presents a more systematic sensitivity analysis and investigates factors that determine network robustness. Finally, a number of model extensions is discussed in Section 5.5.

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Conclusions of Part II analysed. A review of ten recent case studies has illustrated that many companies are concerned with setting up logistics infrastructures for the recovery of used products. Moreover, the available business examples have been shown to be rather similar both in their scope and in the overall network

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Inventory Systems with Reverse Logisticsions addressed in the preceding chapters inventory management is concerned with the temporal co-ordination of subsequent business processes and, eventually, between supply and demand. Inventory management has been investigated in much detail during the past fifty years. Different reasons for stock-k