Gernot Lechner

Graz University of Technology

Austria

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(Re)Use it or not: Operational disposition decisions depending on product and organization type

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2026

Assessing resilience measures in the Austrian dairy supply chain: a case-based simulation integrating strategic, tactical, and operational decisions

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2024

Assessing operational resilience in food supply chains: a discrete-event simulation approach based on a framework for integrated decision-making

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2024

How can repair businesses improve their service? Consumer priorities concerning operational aspects of repair services

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2024

A Conceptual Framework for Mobility Data Science

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2024

The impact of convenience attributes on the willingness-to-pay for repair services

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2023

Quantifying the Willingness-to-Pay for Repairing in Consideration of Repair Price and Convenience Attributes

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2023

Drivers of the consumers’ intention to use repair services, repair networks and to self-repair

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2022

Exploring a regional repair network with a public funding scheme for customer repairs: The ‘GRAZ repariert’-case

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2021

Triangulated investigation of trust in automated driving: Challenges and solution approaches for data integration

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2021

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Michael Spitzer

Graz University of Technology (90000)

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Gernot Lechner

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Articles (10)

(Re)Use it or not: Operational disposition decisions depending on product and organization type

Assessing resilience measures in the Austrian dairy supply chain: a case-based simulation integrating strategic, tactical, and operational decisions

Assessing operational resilience in food supply chains: a discrete-event simulation approach based on a framework for integrated decision-making

How can repair businesses improve their service? Consumer priorities concerning operational aspects of repair services

A Conceptual Framework for Mobility Data Science

The impact of convenience attributes on the willingness-to-pay for repair services

Quantifying the Willingness-to-Pay for Repairing in Consideration of Repair Price and Convenience Attributes

Drivers of the consumers’ intention to use repair services, repair networks and to self-repair

Exploring a regional repair network with a public funding scheme for customer repairs: The ‘GRAZ repariert’-case

Triangulated investigation of trust in automated driving: Challenges and solution approaches for data integration

Collaborators (1)

Michael Spitzer

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