Operations planning for a multi-stage kanban systemBhaba R. Sarker, Chidambaram V. Balan1999-01-01articleEuropean Journal of Operational Research47 citationsclosedNo readable copy stored yet — this record is metadata only.Supply Chain and Inventory ManagementManagement and Optimization TechniquesScheduling and Optimization AlgorithmsAbstractNo abstract was published for this record.Citations in this libraryStored only when both papers are in the corpus — 47 citations exist upstream.References1992Push and Pull Production Systems: Issues and Comparisons1994An Optimal Batch Size for a Production System Operating Under a Fixed-Quantity, Periodic Delivery Policy1995Joint Vendor-buyer Policy in JIT Manufacturing1992Economic manufacturing quantity in a just-in-time delivery system1995A comparison of alternative kanban control mechanisms. I. Background and structural results1996Optimal batch size and raw material ordering policy for a production system with a fixed-interval, lumpy demand delivery system1988Inventory Replenishment Policy for Linearly Increasing Demand Considering Shortages-An Optimal Solution1989On a Heuristic Inventory-replenishment Rule for Items with a Linearly Increasing Demand Incorporating ShortagesCited by2004An assembly-type supply chain system controlled by kanbans under a just-in-time delivery policy2016Optimal production-inventory policy for an integrated multi-stage supply chain with time-varying demand2006Design and analysis of production control scheme for Kanban-based JIT environment2006Supply chain models for an assembly system with preprocessing of raw materials