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Stress Testing a Supply Chain Using Simulation

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Simulation in the supply chain context: a survey
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Dynamic modelling of surge effect and capacity limitation in supply chains
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Improving Supply Chain Management: a model for Collaborative Quality Control
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Supply Chain Management Analysis: A Simulation Approach of the Value Chain Operations Reference Model (VCOR)
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Stress Testing for Resilience of Semiconductor Supply Chains
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Cloud based data capture and representation for simulation in small and medium enterprises
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ASSESSING THE IMPORTANCE OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT IN STRENGTHENING THE MSMES RESILIENCE IN THE TIME OF DISRUPTION
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