Pharmaceutical supply chains: key issues and strategies for optimisation¶
Shah. (2004). Pharmaceutical supply chains: key issues and strategies for optimisation: key issues and strategies for optimisation. Computers & Chemical Engineering.
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- Make-to-Stock
- Consumer packaged goods — cereal, beverages, and soap produced weeks ahead against retailer replenishment forecasts and held in distribution centres and on shelves, the canonical case. High-volume pharmaceutical manufacturing — off-patent drugs with steady, forecastable demand pre-built to stock (while long-tail or compounded drugs go make-to-order).
This sourceSurvey of pharmaceutical manufacturing supply chains distinguishing high-volume forecast-driven production from low-volume order-driven production.
- Consumer packaged goods — cereal, beverages, and soap produced weeks ahead against retailer replenishment forecasts and held in distribution centres and on shelves, the canonical case. High-volume pharmaceutical manufacturing — off-patent drugs with steady, forecastable demand pre-built to stock (while long-tail or compounded drugs go make-to-order).
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