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Sequential sampling problems arise in stochastic simulation and many other applications. Sampling is used to infer the …, as is common in the literature. <i>This paper was accepted by Assaf Zeevi, stochastic models and simulation.</i> …
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simulation program integrated with a polynomial-time dynamic programming algorithm is developed. The methodology has been …
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state variable is overcome by means of an iterative method which combines simulation and recursive estimation to compute …
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The global markets of today offer to the "style goods" producer more selling opportunities and pose new challenges in production planning and coordination. From a production management standpoint the opportunity to exploit the difference in timing of the selling season of geographically...
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This paper examines inventory management from an incentive perspective. We show that when a manager has private information about future attainable revenues, the residual income performance measure based on historical cost can achieve optimal (second-best) incentives with regard to managerial...
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In this paper, we examine two information-based supply-chain efforts that are often linked to Vendor-Managed Inventory (VMI) programs. Specifically, we consider a supplier serving multiple retailers located in a close proximity. The first effort uses information on the retailers' inventory...
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To motivate buyers to increase their order quantity, suppliers often rely on a well-established and widely used approach--they offer quantity discounts. This practice is in large part driven to obtain improved economies in transportation through higher truckload utilization. Recently,...
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In this paper, we study the impact of coordinated replenishment and shipment in inventory/distribution systems. We analyze a system with multiple retailers and one outside supplier. Random demand occurs at each retailer, and the supplier replenishes all the retailers. In traditional inventory...
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This paper considers a multicomponent, multiproduct periodic-review assemble-to-order (ATO) system that uses an independent base-stock policy for inventory replenishment. Product demands in each period are integer-valued correlated random variables, with each product being assembled from...
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Price protection is a commonly used practice between manufacturers and retailers in the personal computer (PC) industry, motivated by drastic declines of product values during the product life cycle. It is a form of rebate given by the manufacturer to the retailer for units unsold at the...
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