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Supply chain disruption assessment based on the newsvendor model

Journal Name:

  • Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management

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  • 2013
DOI: 
http://dx.doi.org/10.3926/jiem.613

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Purpose: This paper focuses on supply chain disruption assessment. Design/methodology/approach: Newsvendor Model. Findings: As both cost and income principle will be taken into account in supply chain disruption assessment, we proposed in this paper: (1) the problem of supply chain disruption assessment is the trade-off problem. (2) the generic single period - newsvendor model can be used for capturing the critical point, which in tradition model stands for the demarcation point of profit but in this paper is the least costs considering disruption costs and expected revenues. Research limitations/implications: single period - newsvendor model. Practical implications: we give an example for test the effectiveness of this method. Originality/value: to research supply chain risk in a new approach, that is: supply chain risk has both cost and profit. So we can assess it with trade-off method.
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