A Mathematical Programming Approach for Procurement Using Activity Based Costing

By Z. Degraeve, F. Roodhooft. 2000

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An interactive possibilistic programming approach for multiple objective supply chain master planning (2008, background): “[6,7] presented a typical hierarchical structure of purchasing activities consisting of three levels: (1) the supplier level activities, (2) the order level activities and (3) the unit level activities.”
Supplier selection and order lot sizing modeling: A review (2007, background): “studies [138,139,13] are the main works that proposed mathematical programming models that minimize the total cost of ownership.”
The adoption of total cost of ownership for sourcing decisions--a structural equations analysis (2005, methodology): “Degraeve and Roodhooft (2000) andDegraeve, Labro, andRoodhooft (2000) used TCO data from a case study in mathe- matical programming models for supplier selection to demonstrate cost savings potential in a real setting.”
An integrated multiobjective decision making process for supplier selection and order allocation (2008, methodology): “It is also possible to use Linear weighting methods [3] and different MP techniques [23–31,15] for multiple deals.”
A weighted additive fuzzy multiobjective model for the supplier selection problem under price breaks in a supply Chain (2009, background): “Degraeve and Roodhooft (2000) developed a total cost approach with mathematical programming to treat supplier selection using activity-based cost information.”