Evaluating and monitoring distribution network efficiency with multivariate process control methods

Yıldız, Hakan; Talluri, Srinivas; Xie, Xiulin; Yoon, Jiho; Qiu, Peihua; Wassick, John M.

doi:10.1080/00207543.2021.1964707

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“…We performed a search on Scopus using the first set of keywords in Figure 2 and "non parametric" OR "nonparametric". We found only one article (Yildiz et al (2022) [84]) in which the authors proposed a methodology that aims to monitor distribution by using a nonparametric control chart. This methodology does not require distributional assumptions.…”

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Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning in Supply Chain 4.0: A Literature Review

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Owing to the development of the technologies of Industry 4.0, recent years have witnessed the emergence of a new concept of supply chain management, namely Supply Chain 4.0 (SC 4.0). Huge investments in information technology have enabled manufacturers to trace the intangible flow of information, but instruments are required to take advantage of the available data sources: big data analytics (BDA) and machine learning (ML) represent important tools for this task. Use of advanced technologies can improve supply chain performances and support reaching strategic goals, but their implementation is challenging in supply chain management. The aim of this study was to understand the main benefits, challenges, and areas of application of BDA and ML in SC 4.0 as well as to understand the BDA and ML techniques most commonly used in the field, with a particular focus on nonparametric techniques. To this end, we carried out a literature review. From our analysis, we identified three main gaps, namely, the need for appropriate analytical tools to manage challenging data configurations; the need for a more reliable link with practice; the need for instruments to select the most suitable BDA or ML techniques. As a solution, we suggest and comment on two viable solutions: nonparametric statistics, and sentiment analysis and clustering.

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confidence: 99%