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Moncer Hariga - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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effects of inflation and time value of money on an inventory model with time dependent demand rate and shortages
European Journal of Operational Research, 1995Co-Authors: Moncer HarigaAbstract:Abstract In a recent paper, Datta and Pal investigated the effects of inflation and time-value of money on an inventory model with linearly increasing demand and finite shortage cost. However, their models are formulated under the assumption of equal inventory carrying time during each replenishment cycle. In this paper, we redevelop the models of Datta and Pal by relaxing this assumption and modifying their mathematical formulations. Our models can be applicable to both growing and Declining Markets with general continuous time-dependent demand rates. Numerical examples are provided to illustrate the developed models.
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the inventory replenishment problem with a linear trend in demand
Computers & Industrial Engineering, 1993Co-Authors: Moncer HarigaAbstract:Abstract This paper relaxes the restrictive assumption of constant demand rate that is often used in the inventory economic order quantity model. The paper also proposes a simple fixed-horizon algorithm for the inventory replenishment problem with a linear trend in demand. The algorithm is based on an iterative numerical procedure that generates the optimal replenishment schedule for both growing and Declining Markets. Two numerical examples from the literature are included to illustrate the algorithm.
Jeanclaude Larreche - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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marketing management a strategic approach with a global orientation
1997Co-Authors: Harper W Boyd, Orville C Walker, Jeanclaude LarrecheAbstract:Chapter 1: Marketing And The Management Process. Chapter 2: The Strategic Role of Marketing. Chapter 3: Environmental Analysis. Chapter 4: Industry Dynamics And Strategic Change. Chapter 5: Consumer Marketing and Buying Behavior. Chapter 6: Organizational Markets And Buying Behavior. Chapter 7: Marketing Information And Marketing Research. Chapter 8: Marketing Segmentation And Market Targeting. Chapter 9: Positioning Decisions. Chapter 10: Business Strategies. Chapter 11: Business Strategies And Marketing Program Decisions. Chapter 12: Developing And Testing New Products And Services. Chapter 13: Pricing Decisions. Chapter 14: Distribution Decisions. Chapter 15: Promotion Decisions. Chapter 16: Personal Selling Decisions. Chapter 17: Strategies For New And Growing Markets. Chapter 18: Strategies For Mature And Declining Markets. Chapter 19: Implementing Business And Marketing Strategies. Chapter 20: Controlling Marketing Strategies And Programs. Appendix: Calgolia: A Strategic Approach To International Marketing.
Sophie Damours - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a mathematically based framework for evaluating the technical and economic potential of integrating bioenergy production within pulp and paper mills
Biomass & Bioenergy, 2014Co-Authors: Mahdi Machani, Mustapha Nourelfath, Sophie DamoursAbstract:To overcome Declining Markets and low-cost competition, Canadian pulp and paper (P&P) mills are considering the diversification of their product platform. Investing in bioenergy is emerging as a promising way to boost the sector. In this paper, we present a mathematical programming approach to evaluate the profitability of bioenergy investments in the case of a P&P mill, while assessing technical and associated economic risks. The mill, called the integrated forest biorefinery (IFBR), could produce a set of high-value bioproducts from biomass generated in the mill or supplied from outside. P&P activity generates residues, such as black liquor and pulp sludge, which could be used to produce bioenergy. P&P activity should then be well managed, by considering the possibility of temporarily stopping the production of P&P, while assuming the costs associated with the shutdowns. The objective is to develop a mathematically-based approach for investors and stakeholders, within the forest sector that aims to optimise the value creation network of the IFBR and to maximise the profitability of future investments in bioenergy, while optimising the existing P&P activity.
Harper W Boyd - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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marketing management a strategic approach with a global orientation
1997Co-Authors: Harper W Boyd, Orville C Walker, Jeanclaude LarrecheAbstract:Chapter 1: Marketing And The Management Process. Chapter 2: The Strategic Role of Marketing. Chapter 3: Environmental Analysis. Chapter 4: Industry Dynamics And Strategic Change. Chapter 5: Consumer Marketing and Buying Behavior. Chapter 6: Organizational Markets And Buying Behavior. Chapter 7: Marketing Information And Marketing Research. Chapter 8: Marketing Segmentation And Market Targeting. Chapter 9: Positioning Decisions. Chapter 10: Business Strategies. Chapter 11: Business Strategies And Marketing Program Decisions. Chapter 12: Developing And Testing New Products And Services. Chapter 13: Pricing Decisions. Chapter 14: Distribution Decisions. Chapter 15: Promotion Decisions. Chapter 16: Personal Selling Decisions. Chapter 17: Strategies For New And Growing Markets. Chapter 18: Strategies For Mature And Declining Markets. Chapter 19: Implementing Business And Marketing Strategies. Chapter 20: Controlling Marketing Strategies And Programs. Appendix: Calgolia: A Strategic Approach To International Marketing.
Mahdi Machani - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a mathematically based framework for evaluating the technical and economic potential of integrating bioenergy production within pulp and paper mills
Biomass & Bioenergy, 2014Co-Authors: Mahdi Machani, Mustapha Nourelfath, Sophie DamoursAbstract:To overcome Declining Markets and low-cost competition, Canadian pulp and paper (P&P) mills are considering the diversification of their product platform. Investing in bioenergy is emerging as a promising way to boost the sector. In this paper, we present a mathematical programming approach to evaluate the profitability of bioenergy investments in the case of a P&P mill, while assessing technical and associated economic risks. The mill, called the integrated forest biorefinery (IFBR), could produce a set of high-value bioproducts from biomass generated in the mill or supplied from outside. P&P activity generates residues, such as black liquor and pulp sludge, which could be used to produce bioenergy. P&P activity should then be well managed, by considering the possibility of temporarily stopping the production of P&P, while assuming the costs associated with the shutdowns. The objective is to develop a mathematically-based approach for investors and stakeholders, within the forest sector that aims to optimise the value creation network of the IFBR and to maximise the profitability of future investments in bioenergy, while optimising the existing P&P activity.
