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Aggregated Historic Demand for Product Family A 

Aggregated Historic Demand for Product Family A 

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Figure 7a: LED lighting market size 1 by lighting application, incl....
Figure 8: The Product Variety Proliferation Tree (Source: Lee and...
Figure 9: Product Variety Proliferation Tree under Form Postponement...
Table 10 : As-Is and To-Be Material Costs
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Support Framework for Delayed Product Differentiation Decisions in the Lighting Industry
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  • Aug 2016
The present work shows the benefits associated with a postponement strategy and proposes a decision making framework that aids companies in their choice between Make-To-Stock and Assemble-To-Order at a location closer to the target market. An accompanying analysis tool is created with the purpose of ultimately identifying the costs and benefits ass...
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