Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) represents the methodology through which the upstream
stage of a supply chain (vendor) takes responsibility for managing the inventories at the …

In the modern supplier–customer relationship, Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) is used to
monitor the customer's inventory replenishment. Despite the large amount of literature on the …

Supply chain literature has long recognized the benefits of information sharing. Researchers
and practitioners see high potential for improving processes, enabling new replenishment …

This paper develops a Stackelberg game model of a one-supplier and one-retailer supply
chain with deteriorating product to investigate how to coordinate the price and service level …

The retail sector environment is characterized by intense pressure of competition, ever-
changing portfolio of products, hundreds of different products, ever-changing customer …

This contribution is concerned with the business value of Radio Frequency Identification
(RFID) technology in retail. We present a case study of an RFID project at Galeria Kaufhof, a …

Based on continuous review (r, Q) policy, this paper deals with contracts for vendor
managed inventory (VMI) program in a system comprising a single vendor and a single …

Vendor-managed inventory (VMI) is a common inventory management policy which allows
the vendor to manage the buyer's inventory based on the information shared in the course of …

Collaborative initiatives emerged in the 1980s as a means to increase inter-organizational
cooperation, thereby achieving performance improvements in supply chains. Despite this …

Today, providing products in supply chains (SCs) with minimum delays and costs is a
challenging issue which attracts the attention of many researchers. Additionally, as SC …