Integrated location-production-distribution planning in a multiproducts supply chain network design model

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This paper proposes integrated location, production, and distribution planning for the supply chain network design which focuses on selecting the appropriate locations to build a new plant and distribution center while deciding the production and distribution of the product. We examine a multiechelon supply chain that includes suppliers, plants, and distribution centers and develop a mathematical model that aims at minimizing the total cost of the supply chain. In particular, the mathematical model considers the decision of how many plants and distribution centers to open and where to open them, as well as the allocation in each echelon. The LINGO software is used to solve the model for some problem cases. The study conducts various numerical experiments to illustrate the applicability of the developed model. Results show that, in small and medium size of problem, the optimal solution can be found using this solver. Sensitivity analysis is also conducted and shows that customer demand parameter has the greatest impact on the optimal solution.

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Yu, V. F., Normasari, N. M. E., & Luong, H. T. (2015). Integrated location-production-distribution planning in a multiproducts supply chain network design model. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2015. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/473172

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