Simulation and optimization of the cross-docking operation scheme of logistics center : In the case of decathlon yanjiao logistics center

Piao, Huishu; Yao, Xiang

doi:10.1109/ccsse.2017.8088039

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“…This can usually be achieved by adjusting the overall architecture or partial architectures (physical, logical, data, functional, etc.) or its sub-processes [2], [3]. The adequate simulation model is made up of a mathematical model which contains mathematical expression of structure (formalisation), parameters of system elements, limiting conditions and decision algorithms (means, evaluation methods, etc.).…”

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The Cost-Based Lean Approach to the Information Logistics Business System Modelling

2019

CIT. J. comput. inf. technol

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The paper highlights the problems of modelling the complex logistics manufacturing system which is to meet the needs of the contemporary lean approach to manufacturing. It is assumed that the system consists of identically arranged and equipped subsystems, however, each of them is characterised by different operating and fixed costs. The software engineering method used to create the simulator of the discussed system is emphasised to show how the necessary assumptions turn the real manufacturing system into the mathematical model of the logistic-business system, and subsequently into the simulator. Manufacturing strategies as well as heuristic algorithms are introduced in order to control making the order. The case study presents the method of searching for the most adequate manufacturing subsystem for making the order on the basis of cost calculation. The key points responsible for excessive costs are detected. A thorough analysis based on modified operating as well as fixed costs is carried out. ACM CCS (2012) Classification: Computing methodologies → Artificial intelligence → Distributed artificial intelligence → Multi-agent systems Computing methodologies → Modeling and simulation → Model development and analysis → Modeling methodologies

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The Cost-Based Lean Approach to the Information Logistics Business System Modelling

2019

CIT. J. comput. inf. technol

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A multi-agent-based real-time truck scheduling model for cross-docking problems with single inbound and outbound doors

Torbali

Alpan

2023

Supply Chain Analytics

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Cross-Docking: Current Research Versus Industry Practice and Industry 4.0 Adoption

Akkerman¹,

Lalla-Ruiz²,

Mes³

et al. 2022

Advanced Series in Management

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Cross-docking is a supply chain distribution and logistics strategy for which less-thantruckload shipments are consolidated into full-truckload shipments. Goods are stored up to a maximum of 24 hours in a cross-docking terminal. In this chapter, we build on the literature review by Ladier and Alpan (2016), who reviewed cross-docking research and conducted interviews with cross-docking managers to find research gaps and provide recommendations for future research. We conduct a systematic literature review, following the framework by Ladier and Alpan (2016), on cross-docking literature from 2015 up to 2020. We focus on papers that consider the intersection of research and industry, e.g., case studies or studies presenting real-world data. We investigate whether the research has changed according to the recommendations of Ladier and Alpan (2016). Additionally, we examine the adoption of Industry 4.0 practices in cross-docking research, e.g., related to features of the physical internet, the Internet of Things and cyber-physical systems in cross-docking methodologies or case studies. We conclude that only small adaptations have been done based on the recommendations of Ladier and Alpan ( 2016), but we see growing attention for Industry 4.0 concepts in cross-docking, especially for physical internet hubs.

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Simulation and optimization of the cross-docking operation scheme of logistics center : In the case of decathlon yanjiao logistics center

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

The Cost-Based Lean Approach to the Information Logistics Business System Modelling

The Cost-Based Lean Approach to the Information Logistics Business System Modelling

A multi-agent-based real-time truck scheduling model for cross-docking problems with single inbound and outbound doors

Cross-Docking: Current Research Versus Industry Practice and Industry 4.0 Adoption

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