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The causes and determination of safety stocks in upstream supply chains for mass production of customized products

Camisullis, Carole; Giard, Vincent; Mendy-Bilek, Gisèle (2010-02), The causes and determination of safety stocks in upstream supply chains for mass production of customized products, ILS 2010 Third International Conference on Information Systems, Logistics and Supply Chain, 2010-04, Casablanca, Maroc

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Communication / Conférence
Date
2010-02
Conference title
ILS 2010 Third International Conference on Information Systems, Logistics and Supply Chain
Conference date
2010-04
Conference city
Casablanca
Conference country
Maroc
Pages
10
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Camisullis, Carole
Giard, Vincent
Mendy-Bilek, Gisèle cc
Abstract (EN)
In an upstream supply chain dedicated to the mass production of customized products, many sources create production instability: the level and structure of production in the final assembly line, variability of lead times, quality issues, packaging and loading constraints on transportation, demand anticipation, and the synchronization of the flows of components sent, received, and produced. For periodic replenishment systems, each member of the supply chain must have two different safety stocks to prevent some sources of fluctuations: a safety stock of produced components to meet the demand of downstream links and a safety stock of supplied components to ensure its own production. Procedures must take the organizational framework of information and products exchanges into account. The relevance of supply and production rules depends on the relevance of structural information broadcast along the supply chain.
Subjects / Keywords
bullwhip effect; Global supply chain management; supply chain; safety stock; information value
JEL
M11 - Production Management

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