We present a general framework to study the design of spare parts logistics in the presence of 3D printing technology. We consider multiple parts facing stochastic demands, and adopt procure/manufacture-to-stock versus print-on-demand to highlight the main difference of production modes featured...

Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, has the potential to shift supply chains from global networks that rely on centralized production with traditional manufacturing technologies to mainly digital networks with distributed, local printing. Particularly well positioned to drive this...

In recent years, omni-channel retailing has become immensely popular among both retailers and consumers. In this approach, retailers often leverage their brick-and-mortar stores to fulfill online orders, leading to the need for simultaneous decision-making on replenishment and inventory...