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Part I of this three-part series described semiconductor supply chains from the decision-making and functional perspectives, using this as a framework to review the industrial engineering (IE) and operations research (OR) literature on the problems arising in these supply chains. Part I then reviewed the literature on Strategic Network Design, Supply Chain Coordination, Sustainability and Semiconductor Supply Chain Simulation, while Part II reviewed Demand Planning, Inventory Management, and Capacity Planning. This paper concludes the series, discussing Master Planning, Production Planning, Demand Fulfilment, and Available to Promise (ATP) in semiconductor supply chains.
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