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  • Balancing product flow and synchronizing transportation 
    Andleigh, Priya; Bullock, Jeffrey Scott (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    Traditionally, production and transportation planning processes are managed separately in organizations. In such arrangements, order processing, load planning, and transportation scheduling are often done sequentially, ...
  • A study of freight performance and carrier strategy 
    Bleggi, Caroline C; Zhou, Frederick (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    This research analyzed freight performance to determine the groupings of attributes that influence carrier performance. Binary logistic regression and hierarchical clustering were used to identify individual and groupings ...
  • Impact of Drug Supply Chain Security Act on US pharmaceutical industry under decentralized information flow 
    Chang, Meng Ying, M. Eng. Massachusetts Institute of Technology./; Mohan, Raghavendran (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    Drug counterfeiting is one of the major issues in the pharmaceutical industry across the world. These products could cause damages from ineffective treatments to death of patients. In order to fight against counterfeit ...
  • Enhancing the customer service experience in call centers using preemptive solutions and queuing theory 
    Chu, Qiao, M. Eng. Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Palvia, Nisha (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    The security alarms services market in the United States delivers hardware equipment and services to homeowners and businesses to help monitor and enhance personal property protection. Customer satisfaction via wait time ...
  • Reducing shipment variability through lean leveling 
    Botero Aristizabal, Melissa; Brenninkmeijer, Fabian (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2017)
    High volatility in order patterns leads to supply chain wide inefficiencies and high operational costs. This issue is particularly common in the consumer goods industry due to large numbers of SKUs under management and ...
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