Logistic case studies

As described by the following case studies, logistic regression represents an approach that can sufficiently meet the demands of many real-world pharmaceutical research and development scenarios.11 31... 

NONLINEAR REGRESSION CASE STUDY ASSESSING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DRUG CONCENTRATIONS AND ADVERSE EVENTS USING LOGISTIC REGRESSION... 

Two case studies are presented below to illustrate the impact of process intensification. They show how distributed production of hydrogen-age fuels can compete with a larger scale centralized production followed by transportation, provided one can invoke logistical circumstances as well as very intense capital utilization. 

Samii, R., and Van Wassenhove, L.N. The United Nations Joint Logistical Center The Afghanistan Crisis. INSEAD Case Study, No. 052003-5092, May 2003. 

De Toni AF, Zamolo E (2005) From a traditional replenishment system to vendor-managed inventory a case study from the household electrical appliances sector. Int J Prod Econ 96 63-79 Ellinger A, Ellinger A, Keller S (2005) Supervisory coaching in a logistics context Int J Phys Distrib Legist Manage 35(9) 620-636... 

In this section we list a few RFID case studies from the supply chain and logistics domain. 

Aftermarket Supply Chain Design, Materials Logistics SCM Case Study, Supply-Chain World North America, April 7, 2003-... 

Mini-case study Milo s Home Improvement was recently named as an authorized distributor of lawn tractors by the Dear John Company (DJC— whose advertising proclaims, "You ll love our tractors so much you won t care if she leaves you for someone who s not so attached to lawn care.") Milo s retail network covers the Southeastern United States. You are the newly hired logistics analyst for Milo s, and you ve been asked to evaluate the company s current replenishment policies for optional accessories to support lawn tractors. 

Mini-case study You are the new operations manager for the Northeast regional distribution center (RDC) of office supply retailer StapleMax. The distribution center (DC) you mange is located in Carlisle, PA. You have been asked by your new boss, the VP of Logistics, to evaluate inventory replenishment options for a set of stock-keeping units (SKUs)... 

The case studies in this chapter have shown that algorithms based on the methods depicted in this chapter are able to solve variant problems from various states in the product lifecycle that could not be solved without these. As a consequence, powerful analyzing tools exist that completely and precisely verily complex product models with respect to a diversity of properties involving variants. Furthermore, we expect that models are able to express variant information from other states in the product life cycle and the relations between the states as shown in Fig. 17.9. Examples of other states in the product life cycle are the requirement and market analysis, design, construction, production, logistics, sales and after-sales. 

Adding some necessary information for the present concern, we have preceded further investigations using the same case study that concerns grocery logistics supplying tomato in Nagoya city in Japan (Nakajima et al. 2011). First, we outline the description of the model under consideration below ... 

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