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Service levels in make-to-order production: 3D printing applications
Consumer 3D printing services offering to print customer’s models on demand must achieve high service with the available …
C.P.T. Hedenstrierna, S.M. Disney, J. Holmström
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Collaborative supply chain configurations: The implications for supplier performance in production and inventory control
Changing how and when a supplier delivers a product can transform a business model (Hoover et al., 2001). Vendor managed inventory …
J. Holmström, J. Småros, S.M. Disney, D.R. Towill
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Modelling the impact of factory gate pricing on transport and logistics
Over the past year, one of the biggest issues to arise in the UK grocery distribution industry is that of Factory Gate Pricing (FGP). …
A. Potter, C. Lalwani, S.M. Disney, H. Velho
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A generalized order-up-to policy and altruistic behavior in a three-level supply chain
Assuming a stochastic external market demand, this research studies the benefit of the order coordination in a serially linked …
T. Hosoda, S.M. Disney
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Understanding supply chain dynamics via simulation
The aim of this chapter is to outline the generic aspects of a simulation study in understanding and then improving on the dynamic …
S. Strohhecker, S.M. Disney, M.M. Naim
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Integrating transport into supply chains: Vendor managed Inventory
Despite the importance of transport within the supply chain, it has traditionally been treated as a separate functional silo within …
A.T. Potter, D.R. Towill, S.M. Disney
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Controlling replenishment rule induced bullwhip via good systems design
Demand amplification (or bullwhip as it is now popularly called) is not a new phenomenon. Industry typically has to cope with bullwhip …
S.M. Disney, D.R. Towill
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The impact of VMI on Transport Operations
S.M. Disney, A. Potter, B. Gardner
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