Journal
PRODUCTION PLANNING & CONTROL
Volume 11, Issue 8, Pages 732-741Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/095372800750038337
Keywords
supply chain; aggregate production planning; chance-constraint; price negotiation
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This study develops a decision support model that can be used by a supplier in making production and price decisions at contract renewal times in a supply chain environment. The supplier first makes aggregate production decisions with a special attempt to estimate buyer commitments, and then determines the price of the item so as to satisfy his own profit and buyer cost reduction expectations simultaneously. Mathematical programming models are designed to achieve these in accordance with the contract terms. The main emphasis is placed upon the conceptual and negotiation aspects of the models, and some solution procedures are cited from previous studies. Then the approach is implemented in the biggest electric motor manufacturer in Turkey which has a large number of buyers in household appliances sector, and it is shown to be a useful tool for developing fair partnership.
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