After I wrote about “Making Operational Repetitive Decisions Under Uncertainty,” I found several interesting descriptions of how optimization experts, Adam DeJans Jr. and Helmut Simonis, deal with challenging issues arising in dynamic, real-world settings characterized by high levels of uncertainty. In this LinkedIn post, I quoted their thoughts, including concrete problem examples. Link
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