2013
DOI: 10.4322/pmd.2013.020
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New process development from the theory of creative invention: application in logistics management of airport cargo

Abstract: Within the scope of logistics, studies about air transportation have brought high relevance since this is a mode of transport with significant growth rate in recent years and considerable economic and social contribution. In this context, the air cargo terminals are strategic components for logistics, however, present a few data, especially when it comes to the analysis of ground services. This study uses the TRIZ methodology to identify the limitations and possibilities of innovation in logistics operations o… Show more

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“…(MOHERLE, 2005). Traguetto et al (2013) propose the application of TRIZ as a planning tool of the new disposition of cargo in the warehouse of a terminal air cargo. The study shows that the use of this instrument can provide innovative management practices that lead the system to optimize the use of resources as they have been proposed actions such as changing the layout of cargo storage.…”
Section: Support Tools Of the Innovation Planning In Air Transportmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(MOHERLE, 2005). Traguetto et al (2013) propose the application of TRIZ as a planning tool of the new disposition of cargo in the warehouse of a terminal air cargo. The study shows that the use of this instrument can provide innovative management practices that lead the system to optimize the use of resources as they have been proposed actions such as changing the layout of cargo storage.…”
Section: Support Tools Of the Innovation Planning In Air Transportmentioning
confidence: 99%