Scheduling in supply chains using mixed integer programming
Tadeusz Sawik
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Scheduling in supply chains using mixed integer programming
Published
2011
Publisher
Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
Pages
492
ISBN-13
9781283294584
Subjects
Operations Management
Supply chain logistics management
Financial management
The management of business logistics
Logistics and supply chain management
Warehouse management
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