IDEAS TESIS

Implementacin de un sistema IoT

Supply Chain Risk Visualization and Quantification

Statistical Process Control Approach to Reduce the Bullwhip

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This project investigates a better way of reducing the bullwhip effect within a
manufacturing environment.
The authors apply Statistical Process Control (SPC) methodology to the inventory
management of a large
medical equipment manufacturer. They find that for Class A and B items, the SPC
approach can significantly
reduce the bullwhip effect as well as smooth production.

Multi-Echelon Inventory Optimization for Fresh Produce by Saran Limvorasak and

Zhiheng Xu
For fresh produce, product freshness is very critical in satisfying customers and
reducing obsolescent cost. While network
nodes in a supply chain add more touch of inventories, they also reduce safety
stock through a risk pooling effect.
Our project studied relevant factors and created a predictive model to quantify the
impact of adding a fulfillment center
to the supply chain. We found that products with high demand volatility would stay
in the supply chain a shorter time,
with a fulfillment center, resulting in better freshness.

Optimizing the Distribution of Perishable Products to Small Format

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The network of small format stores is characterized by geographic dispersal, low
sales velocity, a strong bullwhip
effect, and distributor premiums not proportionate to the costs. To address the
problems in small format distribution,
we recommend collaboration and information sharing across the supply chain, and
consolidation of all low-volume
shipments through a central redistributor.

Modeling Customer Demand for Consumer Packaged Goods in

Asia ...................................................................... 3
This project evaluates the potential of using macroeconomic indicators to forecast
consumer packaged goods demand
for three emerging markets in Asia. Twenty-seven models were constructed using
stepwise multiple linear regression
analysis for the three countries and their product segments. Based on our findings,
we determined which combination
of macroeconomic indicators and time lags produced the models with the highest
explanatory power for shipments,
market share by volume, and retail sales. Our results indicated that the consumer
price index has the most influence on
consumption for each country. In addition, a preliminary testing of our models on a
limited data set indicated forecasting
errors of less than 7.25%.

Incorporating Supply Chain Risk into a

Production Planning Process

Investigacion sobre habitos de los usuarios de internet peruanos, para incrementar

la eficacia de los anuncios de internet