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This contribution focuses on the cost-effective management of the combined use of two procurement options: the short …
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This contribution focuses on the cost-effective management of the combined use of two procurement options: the short …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010595018
Platelets are short-life blood components used in hospital blood transfusion centers. Excluding time for transportation, testing, and arrangement, clinically transfusable platelets have a mere three-day life span. This paper analyzes a periodic review inventory system for such a perishable...
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The issue of maintaining competition over time in a repeated procurement setting is important for both government and …
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The procurement of product development and production services brings special strategic considerations to the buyer … theory. The paper models the strategic issues for a cost containment contest between two suppliers. The suppliers are drawn … winner's share that minimizes expected procurement price, (b) the corresponding profit fee bid by suppliers, (c) the ensuing …
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-constrained when these firms repeatedly compete in a procurement context. We characterize and discuss the procurement agency's optimal … should be favored in future procurement. …
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This paper studies the interaction between financially constrained and financially strong firms on a procurement market …. It characterizes and discusses a procurement agency’s optimal response when faced with financially asymmetric firms. By …
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We consider the problem of a newsvendor that is served by multiple suppliers, where any given supplier is defined to be either perfectly reliable or unreliable. By perfectly reliable we mean a supplier that delivers an amount identically equal to the amount desired, as is the case in the most...
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The bullwhip effect (BWE) describes a phenomenon that involves the increasing amplification of demand variability along a supply chain (SC). The BWE has been a subject that has received continuous attention from researchers over the past 15 years and is a concern for SC managers because it is a...
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via a second-price procurement auction; call this the Standard auction. In the hope of lowering its purchase cost, the …
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