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Article Dans Une Revue Production Planning and Control Année : 2012

A decision support system for optimising the order fulfilment process

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Many authors have highlighted gaps at the interfaces between supply chains (SCs) and demand chains. Generally, the latter tends primarily to be `agile' by maximising effectiveness and responsiveness while the former tends to be `lean' by maximising efficiency. When, in the SC, disruptions (that lead to stock-out situations) occur after customer orders have been accepted, managers are faced with the problem of maximising customer satisfaction while taking into consideration the conflicting objectives of the supply and demand sides of the order fulfilment process. This article proposes a cross-functional multi-criteria decision-making (advanced available-to-promise) tool that provides different strategic options from which a solution can be chosen. It also proposes a performance measurement system to support the decision-making and improvement process. The results of some experimental tests show that the model enables to make strategic decisions on the degree of flexibility required to achieve the desired level of customer service.
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hal-01685414 , version 1 (06-11-2018)

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Uche Okongwu, Matthieu Lauras, Lionel Dupont, Vérane Humez. A decision support system for optimising the order fulfilment process. Production Planning and Control, 2012, 23 (8), pp.581-598. ⟨10.1080/09537287.2011.566230⟩. ⟨hal-01685414⟩
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