Applications of operational research in business and industries : proceedings of 54th Annual Conference of ORSI / Angappa Gunasekaran, Jai Kishore Sharma, Samarjit Kar, editors.
2023
T57.6
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Applications of operational research in business and industries : proceedings of 54th Annual Conference of ORSI / Angappa Gunasekaran, Jai Kishore Sharma, Samarjit Kar, editors.
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9789811980121 (electronic bk.)
9811980128 (electronic bk.)
9789811980114
981198011X
9811980128 (electronic bk.)
9789811980114
981198011X
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Singapore : Springer, 2023.
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English
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1 online resource (454 pages) : illustrations (black and white, and color).
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10.1007/978-981-19-8012-1 doi
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T57.6
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658.4/034
Summary
Effective decision-making while trading off the constraints and conflicting multiple objectives under rapid technological developments, massive generation of data, and extreme volatility is of paramount importance to organizations to win over the time-based competition today. While agility is a crucial issue, the firms have been increasingly relying on evidence-based decision-making through intelligent decision support systems driven by computational intelligence and automation to achieve a competitive advantage. The decisions are no longer confined to a specific functional area. Instead, business organizations today find actionable insight for formulating future courses of action by integrating multiple objectives and perspectives. Therefore, multi-objective decision-making plays a critical role in businesses and industries. In this regard, the importance of Operations Research (OR) models and their applications enables the firms to derive optimum solutions subject to various constraints and/or objectives while considering multiple functional areas of the organizations together. Hence, researchers and practitioners have extensively applied OR models to solve various organizational issues related to manufacturing, service, supply chain and logistics management, human resource management, finance, and market analysis, among others. Further, OR models driven by AI have been enabled to provide intelligent decision-support frameworks for achieving sustainable development goals. The present issue provides a unique platform to showcase the contributions of the leading international experts on production systems and business from academia, industry, and government to discuss the issues in intelligent manufacturing, operations management, financial management, supply chain management, and Industry 4.0 in the Artificial Intelligence era. Some of the general (but not specific) scopes of this proceeding entail OR models such as Optimization and Control, Combinatorial Optimization, Queuing Theory, Resource Allocation Models, Linear and Nonlinear Programming Models, Multi-objective and multi-attribute Decision Models, Statistical Quality Control along with AI, Bayesian Data Analysis, Machine Learning and Econometrics and their applications vis--vis AI & Data-driven Production Management, Marketing and Retail Management, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Operations Management, Smart Manufacturing & Industry 4.0, Supply Chain and Logistics Management, Digital Supply Network, Healthcare Administration, Inventory Management, consumer behavior, security analysis, and portfolio management and sustainability. The present issue shall be of interest to the faculty members, students, and scholars of various engineering and social science institutions and universities, along with the practitioners and policymakers of different industries and organizations.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Optimization of an inventory model with demand dependent on selling price and stock, nonlinear holding cost along with trade credit policy
Chapter 2: Software Defect Prediction Through a Hybrid Approach Comprising of a Statistical Tool and a Machine Learning Model
Chapter 3: Conservation of a prey species through optimal taxation: a model with Beddington-DeAngelis Functional Response
Chapter 4: Investigate the reason for students' absenteeism in Engineering College in Fuzzy MCDM environment
Chapter 5: Optimal inventory management policies for substitutable products considering non-instantaneous decay and cost of substitution.
Chapter 2: Software Defect Prediction Through a Hybrid Approach Comprising of a Statistical Tool and a Machine Learning Model
Chapter 3: Conservation of a prey species through optimal taxation: a model with Beddington-DeAngelis Functional Response
Chapter 4: Investigate the reason for students' absenteeism in Engineering College in Fuzzy MCDM environment
Chapter 5: Optimal inventory management policies for substitutable products considering non-instantaneous decay and cost of substitution.