Abstract Supply Chain Management is frequently regarded as a distributed system whose
productivity is mainly influenced by healthy interaction and cooperation among members …

Supply chain management critically affects businesses' abilities to obtain and sustain
competitive advantages. This paper presents a systematic approach to tackle the issue of …

This paper analyses experiment results to show that advance demand information (ADI)
strategies have the potential to counteract the bullwhip effect and reduce supply chain costs …

Supply chain management (SCM) is an emerging field that has commanded attention and
support from the industrial community. Supply chain (SC) is defined as the chain linking …

Abstract The “Bullwhip Effect” is a well-known example of supply chain inefficiencies and
refers to demand amplification as moving up toward upstream echelons in a supply chain …

In a supply chain system, movements in the end-customer demand is amplified throughout
the chain as one moves from the lowest echelon (retailer) to upper echelons (wholesaler …

In supply chain management, the bullwhip effect leads to an increase in costs and
opportunity loss risk, and imposes a significant burden on company management …

A supply chain (SC) is a coordinated system involved in moving products or services from
supplier to customer. With growing focus on supply chain management, it is realized that …

The bullwhip effect is an amplification of the variability of the orders placed by companies in
a supply chain. This variability reduces the efficiency of supply chains, since it incurs costs …

The product's yield rates of somewhat unpredictable due to their innovative and
sophisticated manufacturing processes, and as a result, the demand for downstream …