Search Results - "Pakkala, T. P. M."

An optimal inventory policy when purchase price follows geometric Brownian motion process by Kharvi, Suresha, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…In a supply chain management, whenever a retailer purchases goods from a foreign supplier, even though the purchase price remains constant in supplier…”
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Improved efficiency measures through directional distance formulation of data envelopment analysis by Diabat, Ali, Shetty, Udaya, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…This paper develops a model for an improved efficiency measure through directional distance formulation of data envelopment analysis. It deals with cases where…”
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Aggregate directional distance formulation of DEA with integer variables by Tan, Youchao, Shetty, Udaya, Diabat, Ali, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…Conventional data envelopment analysis (DEA) models make the assumption of non-negativity and real values in the input and output of the systems that are under…”
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An optimal ordering inventory policy when the purchase price follows a discrete-time Markov chain by Kharvi, Suresha, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…Most of the time retailers are offered discount prices that are occurring at random points in time. One such scenario is the supplier offering discounts to the…”
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Retailer’s inventory policies for a one time only manufacturer trade deal of uncertain duration by Arcelus, Francisco, Pakkala, T. P. M., Srinivasan, Gopalan

“…This paper models a retailer’s response to temporary manufacturer’s trade deals characterized by a time interval of random length, but with the ending date…”
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Ranking efficient DMUs based on single virtual inefficient DMU in DEA by Shetty, Udaya, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…This paper describes an approach to rank the efficient decision making units (DMUs) based on a single DMU, referred as virtual DMU. The virtual DMU is created…”
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Multistage method of measuring human development through improved directional distance formulation of data envelopment analysis: application to Indian States by Shetty, Udaya, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…United Nations Development Program (UNDP) introduced the Human Development Index (HDI) in 1990 to measure human development of its member countries. Since then…”
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Ordering policies under currency risk sharing agreements: a Markov chain approach by Kharvi, Suresha, Pakkala, T. P. M., Srinivasan, G.

“…If an exporter or a wholesaler sells goods at a fixed price to be paid in the currency of the seller’s country, then the purchase price of the importer depends…”
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Inventory Replenishment for Profit Maximization over a Finite Horizon under One-time Cost Changes by Arcelus, F. J., Pakkala, T. P. M., Srinivasan, G.

“…This article considers the optimal inventory ordering, purchasing and holding policies of the profit-maximization problem, as against the well-known…”
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Inventory policy for deteriorating items under trade credit when time of payment is uncertain by Kumari, Mohini, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…In this paper, an inventory system with a trade credit policy when payment point is not deterministic in nature is studied for deteriorating items. Under trade…”
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Base stock inventory policies for a multi-item demand process by Hill, R.M., Pakkala, T.P.M.

“…We consider a retail inventory system in which customer orders arrive at random and each order specifies a list of items. The inclusion or otherwise of an item…”
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On the interaction between retailers inventory policies and manufacturer trade deals in response to supply-uncertainty occurrences by Arcelus, F. J., Pakkala, T. P. M., Srinivasan, G.

“…This paper models a retailer's response to temporary manufacturer's trade deals characterized by a time interval of random length and of uncertain duration…”
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Erratum to: A periodic review inventory model with emergency orders using bayesian demand estimation by Kamath, Rajashree, Pakkala, T. P. M.

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A periodic review inventory model with emergency orders using bayesian demand estimation by Kamath, Rajashree, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…In this paper, we consider a periodic review inventory model, with the option of placing regular orders at review time points, and emergency orders in…”
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A Two-Warehouse Probabilistic Order-Level Inventory Model for Deteriorating Items by Pakkala, T. P. M., Achary, K. K.

“…In this paper an order-level probabilistic inventory model for deteriorating items with two warehouses is developed. It is assumed that the production rate is…”
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A Modified Power Lindley Distribution by Kharvi, Suresha, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…Many probability distributions have been discussed by various authors to model the lifetime data. However, looking into the variety of data coming in this era,…”
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An Ordering and Pricing Policy for a Periodic Review Inventory Model with Declining Demand by Kamath, Rajashree, Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…Past research in the area of inventory modeling has yielded a variety of inventory models that suit several situations. Yet there is a scope as well as a need…”
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A modified directional distance formulation of DEA to assess bankruptcy: An application to IT/ITES companies in India by Shetty, Udaya, Pakkala, T.P.M., Mallikarjunappa, T.

“…► In this paper we modify directional distance formulation of DEA to assess bankruptcy. ► This approach is contrary to the best relative efficiencies of…”
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Bioprospecting of Marine Fungi from Coastal Karnataka Region as Potential Source of Economically Important Enzyme L-Glutaminase and their Comparative Genomic Study by Rao, Sumangala, Sadananda, Monika, Pakkala, T.P.M., Shenoy, K.B.

“…Marine fungi are important sources of new metabolites including certain enzymes of medical interest due to their enormous capacity to adapt themselves to…”
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A Stochastic Inventory Model for Deteriorating Items with Random Supply Quantity by Santhosh, Kumar U., Pakkala, T. P. M.

“…In this paper, we consider a continuous review (s,S) inventory system with stochastic demand for deteriorating item. The replenishinent quantity is assumed to…”
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