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Conclusions and outlook
Stadtler, Hartmut; Kilger, Christoph; Meyr, Herbert - In: Supply chain management and advanced planning : …, (pp. 501-509). 2015
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Advanced Planning in Supply Chains : Illustrating the Concepts Using an SAP® APO Case Study
Stadtler, Hartmut - 2012
Preface -- Introduction (Hartmut Stadtler, Christopher Haub) - Part I -- 1 The Frutado Case 11 (Bernhard Fleischmann) -- 2 Hierarchical Planning and the Supply Chain Planning Matrix (Hartmut Stadtler, Bernhard Fleischmann) -- 3 SAP® APO - Module Matrix and General Principles (Christopher...
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Minimizing setups and waste when printing labels of consumer goods
Meyr, Herbert; Kiel, Mirko - In: OR spectrum : quantitative approaches in management 44 (2022) 3, pp. 733-761
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Supply Chain Planning : Quantitative Decision Support and Advanced Planning Solutions
Meyr, Herbert (contributor); Günther, Hans-Otto (contributor) - 2009
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Demand Fulfillment in multi-stage customer hierarchies
Vogel, Sebastian - 2014
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Supply chain management and advanced planning : concepts, models, software, and case studies
Stadtler, Hartmut (ed.); Kilger, Christoph (ed.);  … - 2015 - 5th edition
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Forecast methods
Meyr, Herbert - In: Supply chain management and advanced planning : …, (pp. 461-472). 2005
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Clustering methods for rationing limited resources
Meyr, Herbert - 2007
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Biogas plant optimization by increasing its exibility considering uncertain revenues
Fichtner, Stephan; Meyr, Herbert - 2019
Increasing shares of volatile energy resources like wind and solar energy will require flexibly schedulable energy resources to compensate for their volatility. Biogas plants can produce their energy flexibly and on demand, if their design is adjusted adequately. By doing so, the biogas plant...
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