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A Multi-parameter Model for Effective Configuration of Supply Chains
Raffaele IannoneAlessandro LambiaseAlfredo LambiaseDuc Truong PhamSalvatore Mirandasubject
Strategic planningSupply Chain; Multi-echelon; Multi-facility; Strategic OptimizationOrganizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementMulti-facilitylcsh:Management. Industrial managementOperations researchComputer sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectSupply chainContext (language use)Management Science and Operations ResearchStrategic OptimizationGlobalizationlcsh:HD28-70Supply ChainFunction (engineering)Multi-echelonMulti parametermedia_commondescription
In this paper, a mathematical model for the strategic planning and design of supply chains in the globalization context is proposed. A multi-objective function is used to address decisions about capacity sizing, sourcing, and facility location, with the scope of maximizing supply chain profits. The model is dynamic and is applied to a multi-echelon, multi-facility and multi-product supply chain in hypotheses of delocalization. The model is characterized by the specific attention given to cost, revenue and financial factor modelling, which has been obtained by means of an activity-based approach and the inclusion of two drivers that are usually neglected in the literature: energy and labour. The model's applicability and flexibility have been proved via a scenario analysis in which 12 different scenarios were implemented to reproduce the behaviour of major industries.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015-01-01 | International Journal of Engineering Business Management |