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Optimizing production and transportation in a commit-to-delivery business mode. (English) Zbl 1177.90041

Summary: In problems involving the simultaneous optimization of production and transportation, the requirement that an order can only be shipped once its production has been completed is a natural one. One example is a problem of optimizing shipping costs subject to a production capacity constraint studied recently by Stecke and Zhao. Here we present an integer programming formulation for the case in which only completed orders can be shipped that leads to very tight dual bounds and enables one to solve instances of significant size to optimality.

MSC:

90B06 Transportation, logistics and supply chain management
90C10 Integer programming
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