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1619-5736 g successful application of various decision-making techniques. By covering such a range of topics in this way, .Decision-Making for Supply Chain Integration. is a useful reference for researchers looking to de978-1-4471-5879-0978-1-4471-4033-7Series ISSN 1619-5736 Series E-ISSN 2197-6589

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Alexander Ro?nagel,Philip Laue,Jan Petersrease, the number of variables involved increases which in turn increase the complexity of the model. With higher number of variables, the computational time elapsed increase tremendously and total cost increases with the number of product types.

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Ronny Kramer,Marko Modsching,Klaus ten Hagenrmore, an increased market scale increases the importance of this market and the suppliers who only provide components for the product in this market; the change of setup cost has relatively little impact on the pricing decisions and marginal contributions of the supply chain members.

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Different Spaces: Beckett, Deleuze, Bergsonng process by proposing pre-planned standard measures in the context of time-critical situations. Exemplarily, freight villages representing a specific type of sensitive logistics node, are used as a subject of investigation.

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Conclusion: Counter-actualization-user perspective. As products flow towards the end-user facilitating value creation, decision-makers are dependent on knowledge transformation within firms which is dependent on information transformation between firms as well as within firms to secure value realization.