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Supply Chain Integration in Vendor Managed Inventory


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1 IILM Gurgaon, Haryana, India
2 DST, CMS .Banasthali University (Raj.)
     

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This paper tries to find-out variations within different parameters of any industry's supply chain. It shows impact on cost savings which can be analyzed by different approaches followed these days like Vendor managed Inventory (VMI), Just in time (JIT), synchronized VMI, etc. Outcome of this analytical paper describes that VMI may benefit the supplier and buyer both even when the supplier imposes some transportation cost upon the buyer. The demand is increasing function of time if they share the information on time with each other, with appropriate predefined trading conditions like, How much will be the ordering cost?, What will be the transportation cost policy?, What will be the ratio of profit distribution if they agree for these terms etc?

Keywords

Vender Managed Inventory (VMI), Just in Time(JIT), Supply Chain Integration, Information Sharing, EDI (Electronic-Data-interchange), Third Party Logistics
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Authors

Rajkumari Mittal
IILM Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Habiba Abbasi
IILM Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Sarla Pareek
DST, CMS .Banasthali University (Raj.)

Abstract


This paper tries to find-out variations within different parameters of any industry's supply chain. It shows impact on cost savings which can be analyzed by different approaches followed these days like Vendor managed Inventory (VMI), Just in time (JIT), synchronized VMI, etc. Outcome of this analytical paper describes that VMI may benefit the supplier and buyer both even when the supplier imposes some transportation cost upon the buyer. The demand is increasing function of time if they share the information on time with each other, with appropriate predefined trading conditions like, How much will be the ordering cost?, What will be the transportation cost policy?, What will be the ratio of profit distribution if they agree for these terms etc?

Keywords


Vender Managed Inventory (VMI), Just in Time(JIT), Supply Chain Integration, Information Sharing, EDI (Electronic-Data-interchange), Third Party Logistics

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