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Redesign of a supply network by considering stochastic demand
Juan Camilo Paz
, Julián Andrés Orozco
, Jaime Mauricio Salinas
, Nicolás Clavijo Buriticá
, John Willmer Escobar
Modeling and Operations Management Research Group (MGO)
Universidad Javeriana
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Supply Network
100%
Stochastic Demand
100%
Mixed Integer Linear Programming Model
66%
Stochastic Model
66%
Proposed Methodology
33%
Network Change
33%
Decision Support
33%
Single-stage
33%
Strategic Decisions
33%
Product Flow
33%
Warehouse
33%
Solution Strategies
33%
Tax Depreciation
33%
Network Design
33%
Amortization
33%
Earnings before Interest
33%
Unsatisfied Demand
33%
Material Flow
33%
Foodstuffs
33%
Tactical Decisions
33%
Operation Flow
33%
Bakery Industry
33%
Economic Contribution
33%
Stochastic Mixed Integer Linear Programming (SMILP)
33%
Distribution Channels
33%
Sample Average Approximation
33%
Colombian
33%
Strategies Adopted
33%
INIS
demand
100%
stochastic processes
100%
supply
100%
capacity
33%
linear programming
33%
production
16%
distribution
16%
roots
16%
design
16%
approximations
16%
industry
16%
solutions
16%
economics
16%
solids
16%
operation
16%
marketing
16%
taxes
16%
depreciation
16%
amortization
16%
foodstuffs
16%
Computer Science
Mixed-Integer Linear Programming
100%
Programming Model
100%
Objective Function
100%
Stochastic Model
100%
Approximation (Algorithm)
50%
Network Design
50%
Unsatisfied Demand
50%
Social Sciences
Stochastics
100%
Supply Network
100%
Maximization
25%
Economic Contribution
25%