A RFID case-based logistics resource management system for managing order-picking operations in warehouses

Poon, T. C.; Choy, King Lun Tommy; Chow, Harry K. H.; Lau, Henry C. W.; Chan, Felix T. S.; Ho, K.C.

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2008.10.011

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“…The adoption of RFID and EDI for example, provide efficiency and effectiveness for flexibility, operations and customer service (Evangelista et al, 2012). In complement, GPS is adopted for easy cargo tracing and route tracking (Poon et al, 2009). However, the relationship is found weak when the value of Pearson Correlation coefficient, r is 0.284.…”

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“…While in terms of road transportation, EDI and cargo tracing system are among important systems that lead to superior firm performance (Lai, Cheng, & Yeung, 2004;Murphy & Poist, 2000). Other than EDI and cargo tracing, global positioning system (GPS) is also installed to the road logistics transportation in order to ensure accurate position of desired destinations and traffic conditions, thus the delivery time could be saved and be on-time (Poon et al, 2009). In contrast, a study on Italian logistics firms showed that basic technologies like the usage of phone/fax, internet and e-mail do not have any important effect on the performance of their firms (Evangelista et al, 2012).…”

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“…Warehouse Management System (hereinafter WMS) is used to increase performance and warehousing for better management decisions for holding only strictly necessary supplies needed for the manufacturing process [6,7]. WMS can take full advantage of the resources and provide efficient warehousing services provided by the plan, organize, control and coordination processes [8].…”

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Logistics Cost Calculation of Implementation Warehouse Management System: A Case Study

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2017

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Abstract. Warehouse management system can take full advantage of the resources and provide efficient warehousing services. The paper aims to show advantages and disadvantages of the warehouse management system in a chosen enterprise, which is focused on logistics services and transportation. The paper can bring new innovative approach for warehousing and presents how logistics enterprise can reduce logistics costs. This approach includes cost reduction of the establishment, operation and savings in the overall assessment of the implementation of the warehouse management system. The innovative warehouse management system will be demonstrated as the case study, which is classified as a qualitative scientific method, in the chosen logistics enterprise. The paper is based on the research of the world literature, analyses of the internal logistics processes, data and finally enterprise documents. The paper discovers costs related to personnel costs, handling equipment costs and costs for material identification. Implementation of the warehouse management system will reduce overall logistics costs of warehousing and extend the warehouse management system to other parts of the logistics chain.

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“…As Warehouses should be designed and automated to achieve high throughput rate and high productivity thereby firms should evaluate their warehouse systems with appropriate criteria and implement them properly to increase performance and efficiency. It is required to propose an astute warehouse management system with authentic-time control and automatic storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) in order to handle warehouse management quandaries such as advanced control systems [2,9]. The paper is designed to give warehouse executers and managers a useful framework for evaluating newer WMS with defining the best suitable WM operation criteria.…”

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“…Warehouse Management (WM) is not just purchasing, storing, and shipping in the limits of a warehouse; it is much more complex and exceeds the physical boundaries of warehouses. Warehouse Management system (WMS) is used to increase the performance of the warehouse by directing efficient managerial implications and in order to develop precise inventory as a result of recording warehouse transactions [2,3]. WMS is still gaining functionality and can be defined merely as a system to control storage of materials and movement in the storage area.…”

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A new systematic approach for warehouse management system evaluation

2016

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Original scientific paper Warehouse management is one of the most important legs in supply chain operations and production management. To support that warehouse execution, a warehouse management system is required. Many warehouses have used various methods to handle this difficult and time consuming evaluation process. The purpose of this paper is to provide a decision support model to make a careful evaluation of warehouse management system. Purchasing an appropriate warehouse management system in a supply value chain is not an easy decision making and is related to fuzziness and uncertainty, which should be considered as a large number of complex factors in multiple evaluation criteria. A Fuzzy Multi Criteria Decision Making approach is adopted to effectively evaluate warehouse management systems. To provide a practical guidance for other companies a real life framework is presented with an application. Keywords: ELECTRE; Fuzzy AHP; Fuzzy ANP; Fuzzy Multi Criteria Decision Making; TOPSIS; warehouse management system Novi sustavni pristup ocjenjivanju sustava upravljanja skladištemIzvorni znanstveni članak Upravljanje skladištem je jedan od najvažnijih čimbenika u operacijama lanca opskrbe i upravljanja proizvodnjom. Kao podrška vođenju skladišta, potreban je sustav upravljanja skladištem. Mnoga su skladišta koristila različite metode za provođenje tog teškog i dugotrajnog procesa evaluacije. Cilj ovoga rada je stvoriti model za podršku donesenim odlukama o ocjeni sustava upravljanja skladištem. Kupnja odgovarajućeg sustava za upravljanje skladištem u lancu opskrbe nije laka odluka i povezana je s nejasnoćama i nesigurnošću, odnosno velikim brojem složenih čimbenika u višestrukim kriterijima ocjenjivanja. Za učinkovitu ocjenu sustava upravljanja skladištem usvojen je pristup zasnovan na brojnim nejasnim kriterijima (Fuzzy Multi Criteria Decision Making). Kao praktičan vodič za druge kompanije dat je prikaz realnog stanja s primjenom.

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A RFID case-based logistics resource management system for managing order-picking operations in warehouses

Cited by 211 publications

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Information Technology, Logistics Performance and Moderating Effect of Firm Size: Empirical Evidence From East Coast Region of Malaysia

Information Technology, Logistics Performance and Moderating Effect of Firm Size: Empirical Evidence From East Coast Region of Malaysia

Logistics Cost Calculation of Implementation Warehouse Management System: A Case Study

A new systematic approach for warehouse management system evaluation

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