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Martin W P Savelsbergh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Inventory Routing Problem
    Fleet Management and Logistics, 1998
    Co-Authors: Am Campbell, Ann Melissa Campbell, Anton J. Kleywegt, Lloyd Clarke, Martin W P Savelsbergh
    Abstract:

    Vendor managed resupply is an Emerging Trend in logistics and refers to situations in which a supplier manages the inventory replenishment of its customers. Vendors save on distribution cost by being able to better coordinate deliveries to different customers, and customers do not have to dedicate resources to inventory management. We present and discuss the inventory routing problem. The inventory routing problem captures the basic characteristics of situations where vendor managed resupply may be used, and methodologies developed for its solution could become building blocks for logistics planning systems.

Am Campbell - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Inventory Routing Problem
    Fleet Management and Logistics, 1998
    Co-Authors: Am Campbell, Ann Melissa Campbell, Anton J. Kleywegt, Lloyd Clarke, Martin W P Savelsbergh
    Abstract:

    Vendor managed resupply is an Emerging Trend in logistics and refers to situations in which a supplier manages the inventory replenishment of its customers. Vendors save on distribution cost by being able to better coordinate deliveries to different customers, and customers do not have to dedicate resources to inventory management. We present and discuss the inventory routing problem. The inventory routing problem captures the basic characteristics of situations where vendor managed resupply may be used, and methodologies developed for its solution could become building blocks for logistics planning systems.

Ann Melissa Campbell - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Inventory Routing Problem
    Fleet Management and Logistics, 1998
    Co-Authors: Am Campbell, Ann Melissa Campbell, Anton J. Kleywegt, Lloyd Clarke, Martin W P Savelsbergh
    Abstract:

    Vendor managed resupply is an Emerging Trend in logistics and refers to situations in which a supplier manages the inventory replenishment of its customers. Vendors save on distribution cost by being able to better coordinate deliveries to different customers, and customers do not have to dedicate resources to inventory management. We present and discuss the inventory routing problem. The inventory routing problem captures the basic characteristics of situations where vendor managed resupply may be used, and methodologies developed for its solution could become building blocks for logistics planning systems.

Lloyd Clarke - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Inventory Routing Problem
    Fleet Management and Logistics, 1998
    Co-Authors: Am Campbell, Ann Melissa Campbell, Anton J. Kleywegt, Lloyd Clarke, Martin W P Savelsbergh
    Abstract:

    Vendor managed resupply is an Emerging Trend in logistics and refers to situations in which a supplier manages the inventory replenishment of its customers. Vendors save on distribution cost by being able to better coordinate deliveries to different customers, and customers do not have to dedicate resources to inventory management. We present and discuss the inventory routing problem. The inventory routing problem captures the basic characteristics of situations where vendor managed resupply may be used, and methodologies developed for its solution could become building blocks for logistics planning systems.

Anton J. Kleywegt - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • The Inventory Routing Problem
    Fleet Management and Logistics, 1998
    Co-Authors: Am Campbell, Ann Melissa Campbell, Anton J. Kleywegt, Lloyd Clarke, Martin W P Savelsbergh
    Abstract:

    Vendor managed resupply is an Emerging Trend in logistics and refers to situations in which a supplier manages the inventory replenishment of its customers. Vendors save on distribution cost by being able to better coordinate deliveries to different customers, and customers do not have to dedicate resources to inventory management. We present and discuss the inventory routing problem. The inventory routing problem captures the basic characteristics of situations where vendor managed resupply may be used, and methodologies developed for its solution could become building blocks for logistics planning systems.