[PDF] Top 20 An Operational Framework For Reverse Supply Chains

... This driver, that measures self reported perception of the customers, refers to ease of access policies for the consumer, access channels provided, and availability of information about this channel. Ease of access looks ... See full document

... In B2B markets, quantitative data on visibility of use are achieved in the industrial IoT as a part of engineering contracts via health and usage monitoring systems (HUMS) (McNaught and Zagorecki, 2011, p. 276; ... See full document

... discussing supply chain problems such as delivery delays, issues in quality, and health and safety aspects, among ...of operational activities carried out by buyers in Company A that do not add ... See full document

... supplier receives an early soft-order with a deterministic due date, however, soft- order revisions are allowed at regular intervals, with a final firm-order issued with a deterministic lead-time. We formulate optimal ... See full document

... and operational performance, which ultimately results in better information exchange among ...collaborative supply chains that are capable of competing in a particular leading industry (Ketikidis, ... See full document

... Planning reverse supply is challenging, primarily due to the high uncertainty involved (Guide et ...forward supply, such inventory models do not apply, as the arrival of product into reverse ... See full document

... in supply chain management, environmental management, and performance management into one framework and external issues such as size organizations and specific industries, regulatory pressure, resource ... See full document

... collaborative reverse supply chains, some researchers paid special attention to the role of communication and others consider the decision support systems and information systems as tools for it ... See full document

... the framework of Green supply chain management (GSCM) from a product lifecycle and operational ...efficient supply chain (Sengupta et ...product supply chains involve a ... See full document

... of supply chains. This consideration is relevant because the supply chain network consists of firms whose activities transcend legal boundaries, and accounting and controls may therefore help to ... See full document

... constraints. Operational inefficiencies such as resource wastages, poor health information systems and unsystematic health referral systems act as obstacles for capacity utilization ... See full document

... A significant amount of capital is often locked in automotive parts packaging which, in the case of inbound parts, may cost 2%–4% of the total value of the part (Deloitte, 2012). Further to the economic implications, the ... See full document

... the reverse exchanges in healthcare sector is discussed by Xie et ...on Reverse Exchange (RE) ...of operational attributes are derived from ICT implementations which can positively impact on RE ... See full document

... serial supply chain with information exchange between members to make purchase, production, and delivery decisions ...single-retailer supply chain where retailer places orders based on the EOQ-like policy, ... See full document

... This research focuses on collaborative relationship within supply chain dyads with a hybrid of factors to be examined. The research argues that the sufficient financial returns are the most important motive for ... See full document

... Evans and Wurster [2] suggest that as a society we are on the verge of a new era characterised by the removal of this trade-off. This, researchers [3] feel, will be the greatest promise of Internet and the conventional ... See full document

... The RSSC of a Type IV cluster of services starts with customers returning their tangible service output (i.e. goods). With the exception of rapidly perishable goods (e.g. retail groceries), since the outputs of Type IV ... See full document

... (resilience, supply chain resilience, supply chain risk, and resilience) on Google ...topic supply chain resilience and vulnerability (Peck et ...food supply chains are very important ... See full document

... the supply chain field, the concept of resilience is related with risk and vulnerability in the way that not all the risk could be completely avoided, controlled, or eliminated (Christopher and Peck, 2004; Peck, ... See full document

... for reverse logistics such as: de- sign of collection network for take-back of white goods for remanufacturing [21], design of generic reverse logistics model considering distribution and re- covery network ... See full document