Product modularization in new product development has attracted considerable interest
among scholars and practitioners from diverse fields of specialization. This has resulted in …

We consider the problem of sharing demand information in two competing supply chains,
each consisting of one manufacturer and one retailer. Information sharing allows a …

This paper investigates product line expansion in which a green version of an existing
conventional brown product is launched. We use a game-theoretic approach to study a …

This paper considers manufacturer encroachment with the cost reduction decision under
either asymmetric or symmetric demand information. By solving a signaling game, we find …

Supply disruptions are all too common in supply chains. To mitigate delivery risk, buyers
may either source from multiple suppliers or offer incentives to their preferred supplier to …

We examine the impact of product variety decisions on an operational measure–unit fill rate–
and on sales performance. Results are estimated using weekly data over three years from …

In this paper, we consider supply chain coordination with a revenue sharing contract (RSC)
and a linear quantity discount contract (LQDC) in a fashion supply chain with demand …

Traceability which is a tracking capability used to identify the sources of many quality
problems, such as product recalls, has become an important feature of supply chains. In this …

It is generally believed that store brands hurt the manufacturers of competing national
brands while benefiting retailers. In this study, we challenge this notion by studying the …

A supplier facing the prospect of disruption has to decide whether or not to invest in
restoration capability. With restoration capability, if disruption occurs, additional costly effort …