Allocation of Order Quantity Among Suppliers

Andrew C. Pan

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Supply Chain and Inventory Management Multi-Criteria Decision Making Optimization and Mathematical Programming

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This article presents a linear programming model that can be used in the simultaneous determination of the number of suppliers to utilize and the purchase quantity allocations among suppliers in a multiple sourcing system. The model is simple and powerful. It can be used to make rational multiple sourcing decisions.

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1986An Approach to Vendor Performance Evaluation

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