Optimal Control Applications for Operations Strategy [electronic resource] /
Kim, Bowon.author.
This book focuses on the applications of optimal control theory to operations strategy and supply chain management. It emphasizes the importance of optimal control theory as a tool to analyze and understand fundamental issues in the respective fields. Delving deeper, the book also elaborates on how optimal control theory provides managerial and economic insights, enabling readers to comprehend the dynamic activities and interactions in operations. Given that optimal control theory is not a dominant approach to studying operations management in the current literature, this book fills that gap by showing its effectiveness as a tool to supplement other methodologies in operations.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preface -- Chapter 1 Optimal Control Theory and Operations Strategy -- Chapter 2 Value of Coordination -- Chapter 3 Innovation Competition and Strategy -- Chapter 4 Coordinating Innovation in Supply Chain Management -- Chapter 5 Sustainable Supply Chain Management -- Exercise Problems -- Appendix 1 -- Appendix 2 -- Appendix 3 Literature Review -- Bibliography -- Index.
This book focuses on the applications of optimal control theory to operations strategy and supply chain management. It emphasizes the importance of optimal control theory as a tool to analyze and understand fundamental issues in the respective fields. Delving deeper, the book also elaborates on how optimal control theory provides managerial and economic insights, enabling readers to comprehend the dynamic activities and interactions in operations. Given that optimal control theory is not a dominant approach to studying operations management in the current literature, this book fills that gap by showing its effectiveness as a tool to supplement other methodologies in operations.
Production management.
Management.
Industrial management.
Marketing.
Environmental economics.
Operations Management.
Innovation/Technology Management.
Marketing.
Environmental Economics.