Supply chain management is important for companies and organisations to improve their business and enhance competitiveness in the global marketplace. A manufacturer€“retailer system which operates under an agreed coordinated policy needs to be considered, with an imperfect production process and a possibility of having demand fluctuation at the retailer's end.  To do this, a mathematical model should be developed for a single fluctuation, either for increasing or decreasing demand rate. Later on, along with uncertain production rate (i.e., faster and slower) and varied demand patter (increase or decrease), four different matrices can be considered for that two-stage manufacturer retailer system. To solve the proposed model, advanced operations research-based optimisation approaches should be considered.

Contact:

Contact Dr Ripon Chakrabortty for further information. Each potential student need to write a research proposal highlighting research motivation, research problems, research objectives, brief review of the most relevant literature, proposed methodology and expected outcome.

School

School of Engineering & IT

Research Area

Technology Decision Making | Optimization & Design

Supervisor

Program Coordinator of Master of Decision Analytics & Senior Lecturer - Systems Engineering & Decision Analytics Ripon Chakrabortty
Program Coordinator of Master of Decision Analytics & Senior Lecturer - Systems Engineering & Decision Analytics