Rule-based incentive mechanism design for a decentralised collaborative transport network

Lafkihi, Mariam; Pan, Shenle; Ballot, Éric

doi:10.1080/00207543.2019.1693658

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“…Habibi et al (2018) addressed collaborative problems of PI-hubs location and regarded cost-sharing as a possible solution for collaboration in the PI. Effective methodology for designing collaborative rules (Lafkihi et al , 2020) and platform incorporating a set of strategies on collaboration (Vargas et al , 2020) was developed to motivate collaboration in the freight transport network. Specifically, information sharing is the crucial component of collaboration in the PI.…”

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Physical Internet deployment in industry: literature review and research opportunities

Chen

Cheng

2021

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PurposeThe Physical Internet (PI) provides solutions to improve the current unsustainable economically logistics systems. This paper aims to identify the key themes and point out the gaps to demonstrate the current state of the PI deployment in the industry. Furthermore, this paper attempts to provide possible opportunities for future research to lead research directions of PI deployment in the industry.Design/methodology/approachThis paper follows the methodology of systematic literature review (SLR) including five processes of (1) identifying the search process; (2) selecting publications following the criteria that include and/or exclude a publication; (3) evaluating and analyzing the chosen literature; (4) reporting findings and (5) synthesizing future research opportunities. A total of 88 papers ranging from 2011 to 2021 were selected and coded for analysis.FindingsThis paper has identified 7 themes, including the PI concepts, assessments of the PI, components of the PI, innovative facilities applied in the PI, collaboration in the PI, the PI implementation and literature review. Meanwhile, five key methodologies including experimental, exploratory, review, design science research as well as mixed-methods have been classified. A framework has been proposed to summarize the results incorporating the real-life industries involved in the existing research. The authors also present the research gaps and future research opportunities for the PI deployment in industries.Originality/valueThis study is one of the first research focusing on the PI real-life implementation and thus contributes to the PI literature differing from other literature review papers. The proposed framework is useful to learn about the current core research themes in the PI. The discussion of future research opportunities may inspire interesting research delving into the field.

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“…The theme mainly involves the supply chain service industry, such as transport service providers (Simmer et al , 2017; Vargas et al , 2020; Plasch et al , 2021). In terms of characteristics of the PI, investigations on effective collaboration strategies are the first step of enterprises sharing assets (Lafkihi et al , 2020).…”

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Physical Internet deployment in industry: literature review and research opportunities

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Cheng

2021

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“…The open‐access sharing of resources and flow consolidation, in the broad sense, between logistic companies should therefore continue to be the subject of research to better identify the factors associated with their performance and the conditions for their success. The complexity of these operations is such that recourse to modeling and games will also be necessary to prove the gains for each of the operators, as shown by Lafkihi et al (2020).…”

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Physical Internet: First results and next challenges

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Montreuil

Zacharia

2021

J of Business Logistics

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“…For more details of the game settings (the applied mechanism, cost function, order bundling assumptions, etc. ), we refer to the previous work (Lafkihi et al, 2019(Lafkihi et al, , 2020.…”

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The impact of gamification on teaching and learning Physical Internet: a quasi-experimental study

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Jin

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PurposeToday's logistics industry is facing severe challenges since global transportation demand increases substantially. Carriers are urged to reduce empty loads and CO2 emissions through collaboration. Therefore, the concept of Physical Internet (PI) came into being. However, PI is still in its infancy. It is difficult to understand its sophisticated coordination mechanism, which makes learning of the concept more complicated.Design/methodology/approachGamification is an effective approach to help students improve their learning curve. At the same time, the psychological and behavioral changes in learning will also pose an impact on learning efficiency. This paper introduces a PI transportation game and designs a set of gamification teaching experiments. In the experiment, a control group and three experimental groups are set up, and the experiment was designed to respond to a plethora of research questions using the methods of T-test, correlation analysis and regression analysis. Experimental results were analyzed through the method of multivariate statistics.FindingsThis paper looks for superior pedagogical methods and procedures for students to learn PI while providing suggestions for PI's learning among undergraduates. The authors found (1) gamification teaching will make participants feel more satisfied and master more knowledge points; (2) the scores of logistics testing have been significantly improved after gamification teaching and (3) flow experience has a significant impact on game revenue.Originality/valueThis is the first study about the impact of gamification on teaching and learning PI. The authors apply the methods of T-test, correlation analysis and regression analysis to analyze the collected data. The paper proves that gamification can help students learn PI and that flow experience can improve the efficiency of students learning PI.

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Rule-based incentive mechanism design for a decentralised collaborative transport network

Cited by 14 publications

References 30 publications

Physical Internet deployment in industry: literature review and research opportunities

Physical Internet deployment in industry: literature review and research opportunities

Physical Internet: First results and next challenges

The impact of gamification on teaching and learning Physical Internet: a quasi-experimental study

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