2017
DOI: 10.20858/tp.2016.11.3.12
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Identifying Warehouse Location Using Hierarchical Clustering

Abstract: Summary. Identifying the optimal warehouse location involves a series of qualitative and quantitative factors. The purpose of this study was to use hierarchical clustering to identify the optimal location for a warehouse, which would ensure the lowest cost, a high level of quality in supplying customers and connect the selling and purchasing activities of the businesses operating in the Slovenian automotive industry into a system. The study also aims to demonstrate the applicability of the selected method for … Show more

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“…In the location selection process, mathematical methods are limited to predefined parameters. In order to complement and improve the decision-making process, new data that could be qualitative and quantitative should be introduced [23]. The additional group of criteria that is defined in order to be able to compare the solutions from the optimization algorithm belongs to several groups.…”
Section: Geographic Information Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the location selection process, mathematical methods are limited to predefined parameters. In order to complement and improve the decision-making process, new data that could be qualitative and quantitative should be introduced [23]. The additional group of criteria that is defined in order to be able to compare the solutions from the optimization algorithm belongs to several groups.…”
Section: Geographic Information Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such a consolidation or deconsolidation point accepts the import or export flow of full containers and organizes an import or export distribution flow of each LCL shipment. Selecting the location of the warehouse is no longer a long-term decision as it used to be; now the locations are adapted to the flows of goods, the volume of cargo and the total costs within the logistics chain [2].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%