Title: RESEARCH TEAM
1RESEARCH TEAM
Industrial Engineering Industrial
Engineering Textiles Engineering, Chem. and
Science Industrial Engineering
INVESTIGATORS R. King S. Fang J. Joines H.
Nuttle
STUDENTS N. Arefi Y. Dai S. Lertworasirikul
MR. Industrial Engineering Ph.D. Industrial
Engineering Ph.D. Industrial Engineering
2OBJECTIVES
- Models and tools to support collaborative efforts
in a B2B environment. - Investigate DEA and cooperative game theory for
partnership formation and contract negotiation. - Incorporate vagueness and uncertainty through the
use of Fuzzy Mathematics. - Demonstrate prototypes.
3DEA DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS
- A tool for performance assessment of business
entities performing similar functions under
uncertain environment - DEA evaluates business entities based on the
ratio of weighted sum of outputs to weighted sum
of inputs - Example collaborative partner selection
- Inputs unit cost, logistic cost
- Outputs leadtime, quality, reliability,
capacity - Incorporate vagueness and uncertainty through
the use of fuzzy sets, e.g., high unit cost,
long leadtime. - ? FUZZY DEA
4DEA METHODOLOGY
- Fuzzy DEA is in the form of fuzzy linear
program. - Issue Fuzzy LPs are not well defined due to the
ambiguity in the ranking of fuzzy sets.
APPROACHES
- a -level based approach
- - Apply parametric programming using a cuts.
- - Four models Best-Best, Best-Worst,
- Worst-Best,
Worst-Worst
5DEA APPROACHES (continued)
- Possibility approach
- - Deal with uncertainty in fuzzy objectives and
constraints through the use of possibility
measures. - - Possibility programming model
- Credibility approach
- - Replace fuzzy variables by expected credits
which are derived by using credibility measures. - - Credibility programming model
6DEA FUZZY DEA SOFTWARE
- Prototype Implementation
- Parameter Setting
- Input output data and membership
functions - Data Evaluation
- Calculate of efficiency measures
- Report
- Obtain detailed efficiency measure report
7DEA PARAMETER SETTING
8DEA PARAMETER SETTING
9DEA DATA EVALUATION AND RESULTS
10Game Theoretic Approach to Supply Chain
Coordination
- What is game theory?
- Analysis of situations involving conflicting
interests. - Why game theory?
- A softgoods supply chain involves the activity
and interaction of many players. Individual
players are usually more interested in maximizing
their own profits rather than those of the supply
chain as a whole. - How to Apply?
- Use channel coordination to optimize the
performance of the entire supply chain.
11Game Theoretic Approach to Supply Chain
Coordination
Example Capacity allocation problem with market
search
12 Game Theoretic Approach to Supply Chain
Coordination
Example Capacity allocation problem with market
search
- Capacity allocation problem
- When the total order from the retailers exceeds
the supplier's capacity, the supplier needs to
allocate his/her supply according to allocation
rules. - Market search
- Customers, whose demand cannot be satisfied by
one retailer due to a stockout, may visit another
retailer. - Questions
- How should the retailers place orders?
- How to maximize the performance of the entire
supply chain?
13Game Theoretic Approach to Supply Chain
Coordination
- Channel coordination
- Decentralized system
- The players behave to maximize their own profit.
- ? Use Game theory to find an equilibrium
solution. - Centralized system
- Suppose the entire supply chain is owned by one
company. - ? Optimal solution which maximizes the total
expected profit. - Integrate
- Modify the players' payoffs (e.g., wholesale
prices) to make the decentralized equilibrium
solution achieve the total expected profit of the
centralized system.
14Due-Date Negotiator
- A support system for decision making and
negotiation between sales management and
customers. - Achieve realistic promise dates for order
delivery. - Methodology Genetic Algorithm, Fuzzy Modeling
and Logic.
15Due-Date NegotiatorData entry
16Due-Date NegotiatorOrder loading
17Due-Date NegotiatorReports