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Peter Wänke2008

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Consolidation effects and inventory portfolios

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Supply Chain and Inventory Management Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Optimization Logistics and Transportation Systems

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1992Production and Operations Analysis 2019Production and Operations Analysis 1995Logistics of Production and Inventory 1993Logistics of Production and Inventory 2003The impact of vendor managed inventory on transport operations 1976Centralisation of Inventories and the “Square Root Law”1989MEASURING THE EFFECT OF INVENTORY CENTRALIZATION DECENTRALIZATION ON AGGREGATE SAFETY STOCK : THE "SQUARE ROOT LAW" REVISITED 1997HIDDEN BENEFITS OF EMERGENCY TRANSSHIPMENTS.

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Year2008

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Published2008-06-11

VenueTransportation Research Part E Logistics and Transportation Review

ISSN-L1366-5545

Languageen

Citations30

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