Reverse supply chains : issues and analysis

401 Pages·2013·3.694 MB·English

by  Surendra M Gupta

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Contents
Preface.......................................................................................................................ix
Editor .....................................................................................................................xiii
Contributors .............................................................................................................xv
Chapter 1 Reverse Logistics ..................................................................................1
Mehmet Ali Ilgin and Surendra M. Gupta
Chapter 2 Issues and Challenges in Reverse Logistics .......................................61
Samir K. Srivastava
Chapter 3 New-Product Design Metrics for Efficient Reverse Supply Chains .....83
Seamus M. McGovern and Surendra M. Gupta
Chapter 4 Application of Theory of Constraints’ Thinking Processes
in a Reverse Logistics Process ...........................................................97
Hilmi Yüksel
Chapter 5 Modeling Supplier Selection in Reverse Supply Chains ..................113
Kenichi Nakashima and Surendra M. Gupta
Chapter 6 General Modeling Framework for Cost/Benefit Analysis
of Remanufacturing ..........................................................................125
Niloufar Ghoreishi, Mark J. Jakiela, and Ali Nekouzadeh
Chapter 7 Integrated Inventory Models for Retail Pricing and Return
Reimbursements in a JIT Environment for Remanufacturing
a Product ...........................................................................................179
Xiangrong Liu, Avijit Banerjee, Seung-Lae Kim, and Ruo Du
Chapter 8 Advanced Remanufacturing-to-Order and Disassembly-to-
Order System under Demand/Decision Uncertainty .......................203
Onder Ondemir and Surendra M. Gupta
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Chapter 9 Importance of Green and Resilient SCM Practices for the
Competitiveness of the Automotive Industry: A Multinational
Perspective ........................................................................................229
Susana G. Azevedo, V. Cruz-Machado, Joerg S. Hofstetter,
Elizabeth A. Cudney, and Tian Yihui
Chapter 10 Balanced Principal Solution for Green Supply Chain
under Governmental Regulations .....................................................253
Neelesh Agrawal, Lovelesh Agarwal, F.T.S. Chan,
and M.K. Tiwari
Chapter 11 Barrier Analysis to Improve Green in Existing Supply
Chain Management ..........................................................................273
Mathiyazhagan Kaliyan, Kannan Govindan, and Noorul Haq
Chapter 12 River Formation Dynamics Approach for Sequence-Dependent
Disassembly Line Balancing Problem .............................................289
Can B. Kalayci and Surendra M. Gupta
Chapter 13 Graph-Based Approach for Modeling, Simulation,
and Optimization of Life Cycle Resource Flows .............................313
Fabio Giudice
Chapter 14 Delivery and Pickup Problems with Time Windows: Strategy
and Modeling....................................................................................343
Ying-Yen Chen and Hsiao-Fan Wang
Chapter 15 Materials Flow Analysis as a Tool for Understanding
Long-Term Developments ................................................................365
A.J.D. Lambert, J.L. Schippers, W.H.P.M. van Hooff,
H.W. Lintsen, and F.C.A. Veraart