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VRSTA GRADIVAanalitična raven (sestavni del), tekstovno gradivo, tiskano, 1.01 - izvirni znanstveni članek
DRŽAVA IZIDASlovenija
LETO IZIDA2008
JEZIK BESEDILA/IZVIRNIKAangleški
PISAVAlatinica
ODGOVORNOSTBuchmeister, Borut - avtor // Pavlinjek, Jože - avtor // Palčič, Iztok - avtor // Polajnar, Andrej - avtor
NASLOVBullwhip effect problem in supply chains
V PUBLIKACIJIAdvances in production engineering & management. - ISSN 1854-6250. - ǂVol. ǂ3, ǂno. ǂ1 (mar. 2008), str. 45-55.
KRATKA VSEBINAIn Supply Chain Management, a phenomenon called the "Bullwhip Effect" has attracted considerable attention. Overall supply chain evaluation needs to include the Bullwhip Effect. The Bullwhip Effect shows how small changes at the demand end of a supply chain are progressively amplified for operations further back in the chain. It is understood that demand forecast variance contributes to that effect in the chain. With this understanding, the authorsexperimented with two cases: stable demand with a single 5 % change in demand, and changing demand in periodic 10 % increases and later in the same decreases. Two stock keeping policies for all stages in the chain have been studied: to keep in stock i)one, and ü) two periods' demand. Results are shown in tables and charts. Increasing variability of production orders and stocks up the supply chain is evident. The effect indicates a lack of synchronization among supply chain members because of corrupt key information about actual demand. When we understand the nature of supply chain dynamics, there are several actions concerned with coordinating the activities of the operations in thechain, which is discussed in the last part of the paper.
OPOMBESoavtorji: Pavlinjek, J.; Palcic, I. & Polajnar A.
PREDMETNE OZNAKE// dobavne verige // obseg proizvodnje // stanje zaloge
UDK005.7

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