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MODEL OF IMPROVING THE LOGISTICS PROCESSES FOR PROPANE DELIVERY. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, January 2010, Pages: 132

This problem concerns the scheduling of propane deliveries to a large number of customers in a rural area with two types of customers. One is regular customers who are served on a monthly basis, and the other is call-in customers who are served upon demand which often involves an emergency delivery. This problem concerns the scheduling of propane deliveries to a large number of customers in a rural area with two types of customers. One is regular customers who are served on a monthly basis, and the other is call-in customers who are served upon demand which often involves an emergency delivery. The regular customers and call-in customers are served from the same delivery vehicle and on a single route. This book focuses on the integration of the call-in customer demands with the deliveries to regular customers.

Vanlapha, Santithammarak.
Vanlapha Santithammarak interests in the scheduling, routing, and network distribution. Her area of study is in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research. Dr. Milton L. Smith, Professor of Industrial Engineering, has interests in production systems and simulation of manufacturing operations in practical application of industrial engineering.
Milton, L.
Vanlapha Santithammarak interests in the scheduling, routing, and network distribution. Her area of study is in Industrial Engineering/Operations Research. Dr. Milton L. Smith, Professor of Industrial Engineering, has interests in production systems and simulation of manufacturing operations in practical application of industrial engineering.