ABSTRACT We review the Operations Research/Management Science (OR/MS) literature
on supply chain disruptions in order to take stock of the research to date and to provide an …

We study a single-product setting in which a firm can source from two suppliers, one that is
unreliable and another that is reliable but more expensive. Suppliers are capacity …

We study a hybrid strategy that uses both process flexibility and finished goods inventory for
supply chain risk mitigation. The interplay between process flexibility and inventory is …

This article deals with an inventory problem where the supply is available only during an
interval of (random) length X. The unavailability of supply lasts for a random duration Y …

In this paper we give unifying definitions for both hybrid simulation/analytic models and
modeling. We present four classes of hybrid simulation/analytic models and give examples …

We study the Cournot competition between two supply chains that are subject to supply
uncertainty. Each supply chain consists of a retailer and an exclusive supplier which has …

We consider order‐quantity/reorder‐point inventory models where the availability of supply
is subject to random fluctuations. We use concepts from renewal reward processes to …

The rich stream of supply disruption risk (SDR) literature incorporates several different
theories and constructs across studies, but lacks a unifying decision‐making framework. We …

In this paper, a production inventory model is considered for stochastic demand with the
effect of inflation. Generally, every manufacturing system wants to produce perfect quality …

Many companies with global supply networks suffer from market volatility and supply
disruptions, which adversely affect both their short and long-term profits. Although using …