System dynamics modelling in supply chain management: research review
Proceedings of the 32nd conference on Winter simulation
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Multi-formalism modeling approach for semiconductor supply/demand networks
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Supporting simulation-based decision making with the use of AHP analysis
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Integrating discrete-event and time-based models with optimization for resource allocation
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Towards a supply chain simulation reference model for the semiconductor industry
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Enterprise scheduling: hybrid and hierarchical issues
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More efficient and effective control of supply networks is conservatively worth billions of dollars to the national and world economy. Developing improved control requires simulation of physical flows of materials involved and decision policies governing these flows. This paper describes our initial work on modeling each of these flows as well as simulating their integration through the synchronized interchange of data. We show the level of abstraction that is appropriate, formulate and test a representative model, and describe our findings and conclusions.