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Exploring the Behaviour of a Centralised Supply Chain at Draeger Safety UK

Mu Niu, Petia Sice, Ian French and Erik Mosekilde
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Mu Niu: Northumbria University, UK
Petia Sice: Northumbria University, UK
Ian French: University of Teesside, UK
Erik Mosekilde: The Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

International Journal of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management (IJISSCM), 2009, vol. 2, issue 1, 34-54

Abstract: This article presents analysis of the behaviour of a model of a centralised supply chain. The research was conducted within the manufacturing sector and involved the breathing equipment manufacturer Draeger Safety, UK. A simplified model of the Draeger Safety, UK centralised supply chain has been developed and validated. Simulation and analysis have been performed using System Dynamics, non-linear dynamics and control theory. The findings suggest that destructive oscillations of inventory could be generated by internal decision making practices. A management microworld has been developed allowing managers to experiment with different decision policies and learn how the supply chain performs.

Date: 2009
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