Intelligent Transportation System in Internet of Things-Based Computing Environment

Tyagi, Amit Kumar; Sreenath, N.

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-7622-3_12

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“…IoT-enabled transport systems are being employed to improve last-mile transport of time-sensitive and perishable goods (Wanganoo et al, 2021). Intelligent transport systems are recently equipped with cloud computing performing data analytics for decision support (Tyagi and Sreenath, 2023). For instance, travel time predictions are improved with machine learning applications based on big traffic data (Chen et al, 2023).…”

Section: Transport Managementmentioning

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Supply chain control tower and the adoption of intelligent dock booking for improving efficiency

Wyciślak,

Pourhejazy

2023

Front. Energy Res.

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Poor coordination at distribution centers is a prime source of supply chain delays and energy waste that can be avoided through real-time planning and enhanced visibility. As a modern logistics topic with implications for supply chain transformation, Intelligent Dock Booking (IDB) coordinates the incoming and outgoing shipments at distribution centers. The research on IDB is at the early development stage. This study contributes to the Supply Chain Control Tower (SCCT) by developing a conceptual model of IDB, identifying its implementation requirements, and exploring its impacts on the supply chain performance. The causal loops and stock/flow diagrams are used to investigate how several efficiency indicators like the number of cancellations, planning time, utilization of space for loading and unloading, and the duration of processing trucks at distribution centers can be improved. Further, real-time data integration, operational preconditions, automated scheduling, dynamic responsiveness, and interdepartmental integration are identified as the key implementation requirements. The findings provide a foundation for implementing IDB systems in SCCTs.

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Section: Transport Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Supply chain control tower and the adoption of intelligent dock booking for improving efficiency

Wyciślak,

Pourhejazy

2023

Front. Energy Res.

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“…Prior to embarking on their pilgrimage, Pakistani pilgrims utilize social media to research travel arrangements, seek advice from fellow travelers, and connect with local communities at their destination (Almehmadi 2023). During the pilgrimage itself, social media serves as a lifeline for pilgrims, providing real-time updates on logistical information, weather conditions, and safety alerts (Tyagi and Sreenath 2022). Through group chats and online forums, pilgrims can share their experiences, offer support to one another, and navigate the challenges of the journey together (Innocenti 2024).…”

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Social Media and the Spiritual Journey: The Place of Digital Technology in Enriching the Experience

Hussain,

Wang

2024

Religions

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This qualitative study explores the utilization of social media among Pakistani pilgrims during spiritual journeys and investigates its impact on their pilgrimage experiences. Thirty Pakistani pilgrims who had embarked on spiritual journeys to various religious sites were interviewed using semi-structured interviews. Thematic analysis was employed to analyze the interview transcripts, revealing five main stages of social media usage: pre-trip preparation, real-time updates and guidance, community building and support, sharing experiences and insights, and post-trip reflection and engagement. At each stage, social media played diverse roles, including providing information and support, fostering connections with fellow pilgrims, sharing personal experiences, and facilitating spiritual dialogue. This explorative study underscores the significance of social media in enhancing the pilgrimage experience for Pakistani pilgrims, serving as a valuable tool for information dissemination, community building, spiritual support, and personal reflection throughout the pilgrimage journey. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of how social media shapes pilgrims’ experiences and fosters their spiritual growth, emphasizing the need for further research to explore the nuanced dynamics of social media usage in the context of pilgrimage. Overall, this study sheds light on the unique role of social media in the spiritual journeys of Pakistani pilgrims and highlights its implications for pilgrimage practices and the broader discourse on religious tourism.

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Intelligent Transportation System in Internet of Things-Based Computing Environment

Cited by 2 publications

References 41 publications

Supply chain control tower and the adoption of intelligent dock booking for improving efficiency

Supply chain control tower and the adoption of intelligent dock booking for improving efficiency

Social Media and the Spiritual Journey: The Place of Digital Technology in Enriching the Experience

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