...
0
),(
2
≤
∂∂
∂
tp
tpq
and if
0
),(
>
∂
∂
t
tpq
, then
0
),(
2
≥
∂∂
∂
tp
tpq
.
Proposition 4. 2. In intertemporal centralized pricing (4. 2)- (4. 3), (4. 5)- (4. 6)
and (4. 7), if the supply chain is profitable, ...
(4. 38) and (4. 41)
dssqCtc
t
)()(
0
111
∫
−=
γ
;
dssqCtc
t
)()(
0
222
∫
−=
γ
. (4. 49)
Thus, if a solution, q
1
(t) and q
2
(t), of the system of two equ...
...
static supply chain models, competition between supply chain members
and their coordination.
2.1 STATIC GAMES IN SUPPLY CHAINS
In research and management literature where supply chain problems and ... of
supply chain management (Geneshan et. al. 1998); integrated inventory
models (Goyal and Gupta 1989); game theory in supply chains (Cachon
and Netessine 2...
... research 41 (33):
261-269.
Leng M, Parlar M (2005) Game Theoretic Applications in Supply Chain
Management: A Review, INFOR 43 (3): 187220.
Li L, Whang S (2001) Game theory models in operations management ... outsourcing-based supply chain.
An alternative way of improving the supply chain performance is to deve-
lop a risk- sharing contract which would make it possible t...
...
• Supply Chains and Operations Modeling and Management
• Intertemporal Supply Chains Management
• Risk and Supply Chain Management
The first area provides both traditional static and discrete-time ... transformation of logis-
tics and operations into a concern for the management of supply chains
operations.
1.1 SUPPLY CHAIN OPERATIONS: A METAMORPHO...
... (4. 147 )- (4. 151) utilized by Propo-
sitions 4. 25 -4. 28 are sufficient if the problem (4. 139)- (4. 140 ), (4. 142 )- (4. 143 )
is convex. To verify the convexity, first note that constraints (4. 139)- (4. 140 ) ... (4. 1 54) .
As with Proposition 4. 26, we find from (4. 160), (4. 147 ) and (4. 148 ) the
equations for the two switching points:
=)(
1
t
ψ
c
s
+
])
)(
)0(
()[(
1
0...
... Proposition 4. 41 the
time-consistent equilibrium wholesale prices are:
w
1
s
(t)=0.68+(t-5. 14) for 5. 14 10
≤
≤
t and w
2
s
(t)=1. 14 + (t-9. 74)
for 9. 74 10
≤
≤
t ,
Example 4. 6. (continued) ... Proposition 4. 46 below
and by some examples.
292 4 MODELING IN AN INTERTEMPORAL FRAMEWORK
Coordination
Building-up a supply capacity to meet future and uncertain demands...
... Anupundi and Akella
1993, Harland et al 2003.
7.3 SUPPLY CHAIN RISKS AND MONEY
Risk is a consequence, expressing the explicit and latent objectives of the
firm and the supply chain. In supply chains, ... measurement has its own error sources and
386 7 RISK AND SUPPLY CHAINS
PART III
RISK AND SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
6.3 SUPPLY...
... coined type I and type II errors in a Neymann-Pearson statistical
43 8 8 QUALITY AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
8.2.1 THE RISK NEUTRAL GAME
7.6 COLLABORATION, RISKS AND SUPPLY CHAINS 42 3
considered ... Supplies Risk and Inventory Outsourcing,
Tayur S, Ganeshan R, Magazine M (1998) Quantitative Models for Supply
Chain Management. Kluwer Publisher, Dordrecht.
4...