Information Sharing In A Supply Chain With Dynamic Consumer Demand Pattern

Topics:
Inventory Management,
Supplier Evaluation
Tags:
Enterprise Software,
Software,
Supply Chain,
Supply Chain Management (SCM),
Supply Chain Performance
Source:
National University of Singapore

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Overview: Previous research suggested that applying different Information Sharing Strategy (ISS) to the supply chain under different demand pattern may improve the supply chain performance. But the assumption was made in the scenario that only one kind of ISS was used throughout the entire supply chain when the end consumers' demand pattern does not change. In this paper, we set out to explore what will happen if the end consumers' demand pattern changes and whether adjusting the ISS accordingly will improve the supply chain performance. Three different demand patterns and three different ISSs will be considered. Hypotheses are developed based on the analysis of the relationship among demand patterns, ISSs and supply chain performance.

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Format: PDF | Size: 154KB | Date: Dec 2003 | Pages: 10


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