... may be seen at Link to the terms of the CC BY 4.0 licence . Sustainability Warehousing Logistics management Spatial planning Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek NWA.1418.22.023 http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100003246 Globally, inventories have been...

... to the particular context is receiving increased attention in warehousing theory (cf. Hassan et al., 2015 ; Faber et al., 2018). Examples of the contextual factors that influence warehouse configuration decisions include the characteristics of stock keeping units (SKU), customer orders...

... applications that suit the warehouse type and operation. Building on the contingency theory, the authors also described a conceptual framework for guiding future relevant research on warehousing. Practical implications Video technology provides an opportunity to improve efficiency and cut costs...

... Distribution and inventory management Warehousing In this case, the safety stock is stored at the factory storage, whereas the production batch is shipped to the terminals using intermodal transport and stored there. The regular deliveries to the retailers are fulfilled from the terminals...

...Hokey Min Purpose This paper seeks to illustrate the successful development of a warehousing decision support system (WDSS) that aided the Buckeye Cable Vision Incorporated (BCV) in making its strategic warehouse expansion and re‐warehousing decisions. The WDSS utilized by the BCV can be a blue...

... the discussion on activity cost drivers and logistics costing. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 1. their effect on behaviour; 2. reliability of measurement; and 3. the costs of measurement (Geiger, 1999). Cost accounting Warehousing Distribution management Automation...

... costs and warehousing costs will vary across companies, the cost represented here may be used as a gauge for evaluating systems with cost structures in the vicinity of those for the company represented in this paper. Additionally, the model is amenable to substitution of other firms' cost structures...

... Warehousing Classification Storage systems Storage policies assign SKUs to storage locations. Common policies include assigning SKUs randomly throughout the warehouse, to locations based on picking volume, or grouping similar SKUs within certain warehouse regions. A random storage policy, often...

...Nynke Faber; René (Marinus) B.M. de Koster; Steef L. van de Velde Warehousing is becoming more and more a critical activity in the supply chain to outperform competitors on customer service, lead times, and costs. However, if warehousing is to be a source of competitive advantage...

...Peter van Laarhoven; Magnus Berglund; Melvyn Peters Discusses the results of a survey among shippers in several European countries involved in outsourcing their transport, warehousing and other logistics activities. The survey, which is a joint initiative of the universities of Cranfield, Eindhoven...

... it seems to have found its greatest application. It has been shown in the previous research that a formula of the general form (see equation 1) where Logistics Supply chain Inventory Warehousing I_T = total network inventory, units...

... Q_i the times that product i is demanded on all orders, for 1≤q i ≤qn. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Distributionzing Storage systems Heuristics Logistics Warehousing To run a successful warehouse today is a great challenge. The challenges...

... of radio frequency has been considered, it seems obvious that these costs will vary as a result of the new production procedures, so that c’_T=α M+β O. Warehousing Distribution Automated storage/retrieval systems Return on investment...

... Internet Stock control Supply chain Telecommunications Warehousing This article describes concepts for “virtual logistics”. With virtual logistics the physical and information aspects of logistics operations are treated independently from each other. In such operations, ownership and control...

... analysis Food industry Location Warehousing Gross production in the food industry in Spain, which has a workforce of 400,000, was estimated in 1994 at 6,372 billion pesetas, an increase of 1 per cent over 1993. Because of stiff competition in the European market, the problem of the best...

... and Lagrangean relaxation. Computational results of this algorithm are encouraging. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Algorithms Location Logistics Warehousing THE MULTIPRODUCT WAREHOUSE LOCATION PROBLEM 3 Outlines a powerful tool for determining an optimal warehouse location configuration. The Multiproduct...

...Dale S. Rogers; Patricia J. Daugherty; Theodore P. Stank Reports a recent survey of warehousing firms which examined the extent of involvement in electronic data interchange (EDI) and the impact which EDI has had on the firms′ operations and service capabilities. Warehousing firms providing EDI...

... to a large extent in the warehousing function; in fact, warehousing personnel,working with customers, contributed to the development of their firms′EDI systems. While EDI use was strong on the outbound side, its use at the warehouse‐supplier interface was relatively non‐existent. For similar communications...

... closer integration between functions and closer attention to distribution. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Distribution Food industry Manufacturing Customer service Physical distribution management Retail trade Warehousing 16 IJPD & LM 22,2 H ow one old-established food-manufacturing firm...

... a discounted cash‐flow analysis, increases the private ware‐house′s internal rate of return by approximately 10 per cent. Labour costs Learning curves Logistics Regression analysis Warehousing 4 IJPD & LM 22,9 A n exploration to discover whether a learning curve describes how warehouse costs change...