System dynamics for supply chain risk management in hybrid MTS/MTO production scenarios with short shelf-life products

Authors

  • Gloria Milena Osorno Osorio Unidad Central del Valle del Cauca
  • Lucas Ramírez Rodríguez Universidad de Antioquia
  • Carmen Elena Patiño Rodríguez Universidad de Antioquia

Keywords:

SCRM, MTO, MTS, short shelf-life, system dynamics

Abstract

This article introduces a Supply Chain Risk Management (SCMR) model aiming to develop a raw material sourcing methodology to define material flow management policies under hybrid Make to Order (MTO) and Make to Stock (MTS) scenarios, which consider the analysis of risks and operational costs of supplying products with short shelf life. This model identifies and measures risks according to inventory positioning criteria, using a System Dynamics (SD) model that varies demand and production levels in value-adjusted contexts. The model shows that a hybrid methodology decreases operating costs and improves the service level indicator. The main contribution of the proposed methodology is the assessment of different configurations to establish the inventory positioning point in particular conditions of the planning and logistics processes in a CS. The methodology was assessed in a Colombian company of food products with short-term shelf life.

 

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Author Biographies

Gloria Milena Osorno Osorio, Unidad Central del Valle del Cauca

Unidad Central del Valle del Cauca. Ingeniería Industrial. GEIPRO. Tuluá, Colombia

Lucas Ramírez Rodríguez, Universidad de Antioquia

Universidad de Antioquia. Ingeniería Industrial. ALIADO. Medellín, Colombia

Carmen Elena Patiño Rodríguez, Universidad de Antioquia

Universidad de Antioquia. Ingeniería Industrial. ALIADO. Medellín, Colombia

Published

2024-12-19

How to Cite

[1]
G. M. Osorno Osorio, L. Ramírez Rodríguez, and C. E. Patiño Rodríguez, “System dynamics for supply chain risk management in hybrid MTS/MTO production scenarios with short shelf-life products”, Ingeniare, Rev. chil. ing., vol. 31, Dec. 2024.

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