Multi-objective Dual-Sale Channel Supply Chain Network Design Based on NSGA-II

Hsieh, Chia-Lin; Liao, Shu-Hsien; Ho, Wei-Chung

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07455-9_50

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“…Hsieh et al (2014) provided the dual-channel supply chain network (DCSCN) model to determine the number of distribution center, customer set, the route for e-tailer and physical retailer and used NASGA II for the solution of the problem. Mahar et al (2009) proposed the procedure to find the number and location of warehouses to fulfill non-stationary demand over a multi-period horizon as a non-integer optimisation problem.…”

Section: E-fulfillmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A Lagrangian relaxation-based solution of the model finds that online demands fulfillment from a warehouse would be optimal, which fulfills the in-store demand also because of the pooling effect and it will reduce 1.5%-7.5% cost on an average. Hsieh et al (2014) provided the dual-channel supply chain network (DCSCN) model to determine the number of distribution center, customer set, the route for e-tailer and physical retailer and used NASGA II for the solution of the problem. proposed the procedure to find the number and location of warehouses to fulfill non-stationary demand over a multi-period horizon as a non-integer optimisation problem.…”

Section: Distribution Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

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E-fulfillment across product type: a review of literature (2000–2020)

Titiyal

Bhattacharya

Thakkar

2022

MRR

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Purpose This paper aims to review the literature on “E-fulfillment” with respect to marketing and operations issues in the current dynamic and complex e-tailing environment and thereby generate significant insights. Design/methodology/approach This paper is based on a systematic literature review on e-fulfillment focusing on marketing and operations issues therein. This systematic literature review consists of a critical review on e-fulfillment under planning (review question initialisation), searching (literature search), screening (literature evaluation), extraction and synthesis and reporting phases to conceptualise e-fulfillment. A total of 122 research articles have been reviewed to explore e-fulfillment and to develop key constructs and propositions. Findings This review provides the following three outcomes. First, the varied-fulfillment definitions have been critically reviewed, leading to synthesis, and thereby, an e-fulfillment definition is provided. Further, the variations for e-fulfillment across product types, which have been identified as a key variable for e-fulfillment, have been explored. Second, authors find five e-fulfillment components at the marketing and operations interface: website quality, customisation strategy, distribution strategy, last mile delivery and return management. Continuing with the e-fulfillment interface with marketing, the linkages between e-fulfillment and select post-purchase consumer behaviours measures across different product types have been reviewed. The paper thus with a focus on synthesising e-fulfillment literature from a process perspective emphasises the consumer behaviour metric for measuring e-fulfillment performance. Practical implications This study would help academicians, researchers, e-tailers and practitioners to understand e-fulfillment from a process perspective. For the researcher, it presents areas for future research by giving possible research directions in this emerging area. This study also brings out the impact of e-fulfillment according to product type on the post-purchase consumer behaviour measures, which will help e-tailers to link e-fulfillment to consumer behaviour metrics. Originality/value The paper classifies the fragmented literature to develop constructs and propositions for e-fulfillment. This is the first kind of study on e-fulfillment process and its impact on select post-purchase consumer behaviour measures across product types.

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Section: E-fulfillmentmentioning

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E-fulfillment across product type: a review of literature (2000–2020)

Titiyal

Bhattacharya

Thakkar

2022

MRR

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“…The main purpose of supply chain configuration is to identify a subset of supply chain partners that are at the highest level of productivity and responsiveness in the development, sourcing, production, distribution and support of the new product. Chia-Lin et al [11] designed two-channel supply chain networks based on NSGA-II. They presented a two-stage multi-objective supply chain model with two sales channels.…”

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Designing a dual-channel supply chain network considering dependent demand and discount

2021

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Nowadays, organizations are faced with the growth of markets, satisfying customers’ demand and empowering in competing with rivals imposed new communication channels. Along with the rapid advancement of the Internet, many suppliers are interested in creating an electronic channel in addition to the traditional retailer channel for direct market participation. This distribution system which includes retailer channels and direct channels is called a dual-channel supply chain. This study reviews a leather supply chain network that has created a discounted online channel to expand its market share. In this study, a multi-period multi-product mathematical model is developed to maximize the profit and examine the effect of different discount schemes on demand and sales. To verify the proposed model, a real-world case study is conducted. The sensitivity analyses examined the important model parameters. The obtained results show that the responsiveness of the main retailers could be more than 95%. According to the sensitivity analysis, an appropriate discount rate is reported in the direct channel.

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A dual-channel multi-objective green supply chain network design considering pricing and transportation mode choice under fuzzy uncertainty

Rezakhanlou,

Mirzapour Al-e-Hashem

2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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Multi-objective Dual-Sale Channel Supply Chain Network Design Based on NSGA-II

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

E-fulfillment across product type: a review of literature (2000–2020)

E-fulfillment across product type: a review of literature (2000–2020)

Designing a dual-channel supply chain network considering dependent demand and discount

A dual-channel multi-objective green supply chain network design considering pricing and transportation mode choice under fuzzy uncertainty

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