...
side. Current state and the desired state for each of the stakeholders and actions to facilitate
Quality Management and Six Sigma1 32
4.2 Software FMEA
Failure mode and effects analysis ...
Quality Management and Six Sigma1 26
Fig. 17. Consumer Experience Test Set-up
The ordinal data of user satisfaction was then converted into a measurable CTQ based on...
...
TT
s
Q
Shortages
Excesses
SUPPLY CHAIN GAMES:
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT AND RISK
VALUATION
10 1 SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
are integrated as a whole and centrally designed and managed. ... Alitalia etc.).
1.4 SUPPLY CHAINS AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Operations in supply chains have evolved in tune with their needs and the
risks t...
... transformers and
briefly discuss the various types of such transformers.
3 17
326 Lumped Elements for RF and Microwave Circuits
As a first-order approximation, C
′
1
, C
′
2
, and C
′
12
and nonlinearities ... Circuits, ’’ IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory Tech., August 19 87,
Vol. MTT-35, pp. 72 6 73 0.
308 Lumped Elements for RF and Microwave Circuits
Fig...
... adopt the desired change(s) at their own pace.
THE PIONEERS OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 177
EXHIBIT 9.4 Dow’s Knowledge Management Model
IT Department
KM Program
Office
KM Resource
Center
Information
Stewards
Senior ... www.3m.com/about3m/pioneers/fry.jhtml.
18
B. Hall, “Culture and Values Management: Context for the Development and Management of
Intellectual Capital, ”...
... money.
50
Nevertheless
542 Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles
and also “Business Cycles: Real Facts and Monetary Myth,” Federal
Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Quarterly Review 14 (1990): 3–18. Authors of
these and ... from
the new investment would have to be saved.
65
552 Money, Bank Credit, and Economic Cycles
65
Hayek, The Pure Theory of Capital, pp. 378...
... diversity of supply chains.
Examples: The Many Faces of Supply Chains
The common view of supply chains, as stated in Figures 1. 1, 1. 2 and 1. 3
involves supply chains with intra-firms operations ...
ã Supply Chains and Operations Modeling and Management
ã Intertemporal Supply Chains Management
ã Risk and Supply Chain Management
The first area pro...
...
3. 1 STOCKING GAME 133
Based on (3. 37), we find
)(
2
1
)(
1
12
+−
++−=
∂
∂
rr
s
hhm
Ax
xw
and
2
1
)(
1
12
=
∂
∂
x
xs
s
(3. 38)
Next, we consider the retailer's best response (3. 30) ... research 41 (33 ):
261-269.
Leng M, Parlar M (2005) Game Theoretic Applications in Supply Chain
Management: A Review, INFOR 43( 3): 187220.
Li L, Whang S (2001) Game theory models in...
...
0
),(
2
≤
∂∂
∂
tp
tpq
and if
0
),(
>
∂
∂
t
tpq
, then
0
),(
2
≥
∂∂
∂
tp
tpq
.
Proposition 4. 2. In intertemporal centralized pricing (4. 2)- (4. 3), (4. 5)- (4. 6)
and (4. 7), if the supply chain is profitable, ...
(4. 38) and (4. 41)
dssqCtc
t
)()(
0
111
∫
−=
γ
;
dssqCtc
t
)()(
0
222
∫
−=
γ
. (4. 49)
Thus, if a solution, q
1
(t) and q
2
(t), of the system of two equ...
...
Example 4.4.
Consider a three-echelon supply chain with system parameters presented in
Table 4.2. The demand rates are
5. 1
1
=
d
and
5. 4
2
=
d
,
0
=
s
t
, 0 .5
1
=
d
t ,
234 4 MODELING IN AN ... for example, Russell and Taylor 2000). In this section we study
the effect of cyclic demands on supply chain operations.
Consider a production game in a two-echelon supply...
... supply chain is that in a centralized supply chain, invest-
ments by each firm are proportional to the total supply chain production
rate per capital unit. On the other hand, in a decentralized supply ...
w
1
s
(t)=0 .68 +(t-5.14) for 5.14 10
≤
≤
t and w
2
s
(t)=1.14 + (t-9.74)
for 9.74 10
≤
≤
t ,
Example 4 .6. (continued)
where h→ -0 and h=0.1.
4.5 INTERTEMPORA...
... measurement has its own error sources and
386 7 RISK AND SUPPLY CHAINS
PART III
RISK AND SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
6.3 SUPPLY CHAINS WITH RANDOM YIELD 363
Note that in the ... 19 98, Akella et al 2002, Anupundi and Akella
1993, Harland et al 2003.
7.3 SUPPLY CHAIN RISKS AND MONEY
Risk is a consequence, expressing the explicit and lat...
... Supplies Risk and Inventory Outsourcing,
Tayur S, Ganeshan R, Magazine M ( 199 8) Quantitative Models for Supply
Chain Management. Kluwer Publisher, Dordrecht.
428 7 RISK AND SUPPLY CHAINS ... coined type I and type II errors in a Neymann-Pearson statistical
438 8 QUALITY AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
8.2.1 THE RISK NEUTRAL GAME
7.6 COLLABORATION, RISKS AND...
... sample sizes (n,m) and
randomization parameters (x,y) for the producer and the supplier that meet
risk constraints on both type I and II risks may thus require extensive
analysis and in some cases ...
Proposition 8.6. Let
()
(
)
,, , ,
, , 1, 2 and , , 1, 2
pi pi S j S j
ij
αβ αβ
== be type
I and II and risks of a producer and a supplier engaged in mutual (and
conflic...