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Multi-Echelon
Inventory Conference
(click here
for the MSOM Conference schedule)
The
Multi-Echelon Inventory Conference is a one-day conference bringing
together practitioners and researchers interested in multi and
single-stage production-inventory operations, supply chain management,
and logistics.
Event:
Multi-Echelon Conference
Date:
June 26, 2005
Schedule:
Each
speaker will have 35 minutes. The discussant is allowed 5 minutes,
followed by 5 minutes of general discussion.
Registration
begins at 7:30am
| Session
One |
| 8:30am |
Markus
Ettl |
A
Two-Stage Push-Pull Production Planning Model
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Discussant:
Ana Muriel |
| 9:15am |
Terry
Taylor, Columbia U |
Partnership
in a Dynamic Production System
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Discussant:
Greys Sosic, USC |
| Session
Two |
| 10:30am |
Krishnan
Arnand, Wharton |
The
Strategic Perils of Delayed Differentiation
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Discussant:
Marty Lariviere, NU |
| 11:15am |
Ananth
Iyer, Purdue |
An
Approach to Identifying Beneficial Collaboration Securely
in Decentralized Logistics Systems
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Discussant:
Karen Smilowitz, NU |
| Session
Three |
| 1:30pm |
Karen
Donohue |
Order
Stability in Supply Chains: Coordination Risk and the Role
of Coordination Stock
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Discussant:
Rodney Parker, Yale |
| 2:15pm |
Owen
Wu |
What
Actually Happened to the Inventories of American Companies
Between 1981 and 2000?
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Discussant:
Gerard Cachon, Wharton |
| Session
Four |
| 3:30pm |
Rachel
Zhang, Cornell |
How
Much Demand Should Be Fulfilled?
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Discussant:
Larry Snyder |
| 4:15pm |
Kevin
Shang, Duke |
A
Simple Heuristic for Serial Inventory Systems with Fixed
Order Costs
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Discussant:
Diego Klabjan, UIUC |
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