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"For undergraduate/graduate courses in Business Logistics, Physical Distribution, Operations Management, Materials Management, and Supply Chain Management, in departments of business and engineering. This comprehensive discussion is designed to help students solve the actual problems that they will encounter in the marketplace."

"For undergraduate/graduate courses in Business Logistics, Physical Distribution, Operations Management, Materials Management, and Supply Chain Management, in departments of business and engineering. This comprehensive discussion is designed to help students solve the actual problems that they will encounter in the marketplace."

"For undergraduate/graduate courses in Business Logistics, Physical Distribution, Operations Management, Materials Management, and Supply Chain Management, in departments of business and engineering. This comprehensive discussion is designed to help students solve the actual problems that they will encounter in the marketplace."

"For undergraduate/graduate courses in Business Logistics, Physical Distribution, Operations Management, Materials Management, and Supply Chain Management, in departments of business and engineering. This comprehensive discussion is designed to help students solve the actual problems that they will encounter in the marketplace."

""The process known as Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment (CPFR) is supply chain management taken to the extreme. The first book to document this cutting-edge technique that's been adapted by companies like Wal-Mart, Pillsbury, and Procter and Gamble, Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment collects case studies and contributions by the foremost experts in the field to give readers an insightful introduction to this revolutionary new supply chain method. The CPFR technique involves supply chain members sharing information in real time over the Internet, enhancing the collaborative dialogue between retailers and vendors. The process allows long- and short-term planning to happen instantaneously, as information is shared regarding forecasts, shipping and production, point-of-sale data, and order generation. Based on groundbreaking research done at Harvard Business School, this book shows anyone involved in long-term strategic planning how CPFR can be implemented -- quickly, successfully, and in almost any setting.""

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Distribution Requirement Planning (DRP) merupakan metode untuk menangani persediaan dalam suatu jaringan distribusi yang bertujuan untuk memenuhi kebutuhan permintaan serta menentukan kebutuhan untuk mengisi kembali persediaan pada masing-masing pusat distribusi. Permasalahan yang terjadi pada sistem distribusi PT XYZ, produsen serta distributor air minum dalam kemasan, muncul akibat adanya selisih antara permintaan dengan pengiriman aktual yang dilakukan kepada agen. Selain itu, perusahaan juga mengalami pengeluaran biaya distribusi yang tinggi. Kedua permasalahan tersebut terjadi karena adanya fluktuasi permintaan produk dan belum adanya sistem distribusi yang baik. Sistem distribusi yang baik mampu melakukan peramalan permintaan serta melakukan perencanaan persediaan guna memenuhi kebutuhan konsumen per periodenya. Metode yang tepat digunakan dalam menyelesaikan permasalahan ini adalah DRP, dengan tahapan pertama yaitu melakukan peramalan permintaan enam periode kedepan dengan hasil yang paling akurat yaitu pada peramalan metode linear. Kemudian dilanjutkan dengan penentuan metode lot sizing dalam pembuatan DRP yaitu metode Lot for Lot (LfL) dan Least Unit Cost (LUC) dengan total biaya terendah sebesar Rp115,605,334 selama periode enam bulan. Penerapan metode DRP pada kedelapan agen mampu mengurangi total biaya yang dikeluarkan sebesar Rp74,388,066 atau sebesar 39,15%. Selain itu, permintaan konsumen dari masing-masing agen juga dapat terpenuhi pada tiap periodenya.

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Distribution Requirement Planning (DRP) is a method for handling inventory procurement in a distribution network to determine the demands and needs to replenish at each distribution center. Problems that occur in the distribution system of PT XYZ, a bottled water company, arise due to differences between customer demand and the actual deliveries made towards agents. Moreover, the company is also facing fairly high distribution costs. Both of these problems are caused by demand fluctuations and a lack of distribution system. A good distribution system is defined by the capability to forecast demands and plan inventories to meet customer needs. The method used to solve the problem is DRP, with the first phase being to forecast the demand for the next six periods with the linear forecasting method that generates the most accurate forecast values. Followed by determining the lot sizing with Lot for Lot (LfL) and Least Unit Cost (LUC) methods that produce the lowest total cost of Rp115,605,334 over a six-month period. The application of the DRP method to the eight agents was able to decrease the total costs by Rp74,388,066 or 39.15%. Furthermore, the demands from each agent will also be fulfilled for each period.

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"Advanced Planning Systems (APS) are a key enabler of the supply chain management. However, APS are highly complex and difficult to comprehend. This book with valuable insights into the capabilities of state-of-the-art APS and bridges the gap between theory (model building and solution algorithms), software implementation, and adaptation to a specific business case."