Search for dissertations about: "information technology inventory management system"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words information technology inventory management system.
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1. Coordinated Multi-Stage Inventory Systems with Stochastic Demand
Abstract : This thesis is based on six scientific papers providing different methods for coordinated inventory control in supply chains. The main focus is on supply chains in connection with distribution of products to customers. Two different problem areas are considered. READ MORE
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2. Coordinated control of Multi-Stage Inventory System
Abstract : This thesis is based on three scientific papers dealing with different models for coordinated control of multi-stage inventory systems. The ability to control multi-echelon inventory systems, is paramount for reducing tied up capital and inventory costs in large distribution systems. READ MORE
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3. Capacity-constrained production-inventory systems : modelling and analysis in both a traditional and an e-business context
Abstract : This thesis addresses issues in production-inventory systems in both a traditional and an e-business context, with an emphasis on capacity considerations. The general aim of the thesis is to model capacity-constrained production-inventory systems and thereby provide theoretical frameworks for control as well as design of these systems. READ MORE
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4. The Impacts and Requirements of Consumer-Focused New Product Development on Supply Chain Management
Abstract : The purpose of this thesis is to explore the impacts and requirements of a consumer-focusednew product development on supply chain management. The issue is examined in a large indepthcase study of the Swedish furniture industry, with one wholesaler as the main casecompany. READ MORE
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5. Design and integration aspects of Vendor Managed Inventory systems
Abstract : This study looks into a concept of Supply Chain Management that has received a lot of interest in both industry and academia, Vendor Managed Inventory, a concept that changes the traditional order-to-delivery process from having a customer placing orders to a supplier, to instead having the supplier be responsible for placing orders and keeping customer inventory levels within agreed limits. Most previous VMI research has been focusing on retail and grocery supply chains, and has been devoted to comparing the traditional order-todelivery process with the VMI process. READ MORE