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The Impact of Outsourcing on Inbound Logistics Flows
The International Journal of Logistics Management, 2001This research explores the linkage between firms' outsourcing activities and the occurrence of supply chain disruptions. It is based upon a two‐phase process utilizing methodological triangulation. Phase one applies qualitative methods that explore the overall environment of outsourcing and disruptions in supply chains in the automotive industry based ...
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Inbound Logistics Management for a PVC Resin Manufacturer
2023The main objective of this research is to enhance logistics operation of a Thai PVC manufacturer located in Rayong, where we will focus more on the domestic part involving with three different PVC products, that is, Palletized PVC, Flexible-bag PVC, and Tank car PVC.
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A Reexamination of the Effects of Just‐In‐Time on Inbound Logistics
The International Journal of Logistics Management, 1995Just‐In‐Time (JIT) manufacturing remains an important issue and research efforts are beginning to examine its impact on other business functions. This paper proposes a theoretical model that relates the extent of JIT implementation to changes in inbound logistics practices and outcomes.
Michael Tracey +3 more
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Designing a Mixed-Reality Sandbox Game on Implementation in Inbound Logistics
2021Practical lab exercises and haptic games are often used to create understanding and awareness of how technologies can support the quality of warehouse operations. However, not all students have access to a suitable physical lab or game environment. A Mixed reality sandbox mode was planned, a game mode of free form that emphasises freedom of movement ...
Jannicke Baalsrud Hauge +4 more
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Inbound and Outbound Logistics
1994Inbound and outbound logistics encompass the planning and scheduling activities that accompany the flow of goods between an enterprise and its external associates, i.e., its suppliers and customers. The term “goods” relates to the production factors to be employed.
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The Impact of Combining Inbound and Outbound Demand in City Logistics Systems
2017 IEEE 41st Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC), 2017City logistics seeks to optimize the distribution of goods in urban areas by developing new business models. Such models are not only centered on cost reduction, but also account for reducing the negative impact resulting from city logistics activities. Therefore, environmental aspects or congestion are important factors as well.
Pirmin Fontaine +3 more
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Disruption Management Strategies for Inbound Logistics with Milk Runs
ICLEM 2012, 2012Based on the basic characteristics of inbound logistics with milk-run and the basic idea of disruption management, this article analyzes the disruption management strategies that a company should adopt when disruption events occur. By using the basic theories of economics, a time-delayed measurement model incorporating those multi-stage factors is ...
Jingmin Zhang, Changzai Chen
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An Approach of Genetic Algorithm to Model Supplier Assessment in Inbound Logistics
2013In times of economic crises and increasing market competition, business stability, quality, safety and supply chain flexibility and cost optimization play an increasing role in companies that strive to stay and survive in the market. A wise choice of suppliers, in such circumstances, becomes increasingly important prerequisite for the success of any ...
Dragan Simic +2 more
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Formulation of a stock minimisation algorithm for the management of inbound logistics
International Journal of Enterprise Network Management, 2007A considerable amount of research has been done in logistics and supply chain management, mostly in connection with out-bound logistics. The main concerns are the operation of delivery services, the processing of the orders, and accuracy of delivery. The activities involved are usually related to the material flows and warehouse management.
C.Y. Chan, C.S. Tang
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Smart and Safe Borders: The Logistics of Inbound Cargo Security
The International Journal of Logistics Management, 2004In this paper, the changes that have taken place since September 11, 2001 regarding cargo inbound to the United States are examined. An appraisal of the new rules proposed by the U.S. Bureau of Customs and Border Protection is provided along with an evaluation, using a game‐theoretic model, of how shippers and carriers may be expected to adapt to this ...
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