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Semigroup-theoretic analysis of supply-chain disruptions and resilience. [PDF]
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THE FUTURE OF LAST MILE LOGISTICS
collection of conference abstracts "INNOVATIONS IN MANAGEMENT", 2023Last mile logistics refers to the operational capabilities available to companies. The challenges facing last mile logistics are: above all, with a quick response to consumer expectations. This is why flexibility seems so important, both in terms of delivery efficiency and speed of adaptation to new conditions. They determine the choice of supplier. We
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Augmented Reality could transform last-mile logistics
Symposium on Spatial User Interaction, 2020The rapid growth of e-commerce is challenging parcel delivery companies to meet the demand while keeping their costs low. While drivers have to meet unrealistic targets, the companies deal with a high staff turnover percentage for the last-mile. Consequently, with every turnover, the critical experience for the last-mile is lost.
Jelmer J. H. Winkel +2 more
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Last-Mile-Logistic Platform for Companies within Urban Areas
2023 8th International Conference on Models and Technologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems (MT-ITS), 2023This paper presents a Last-mile-logistic Platform for multi-companies within urban areas. The problem of LML affects cities and urban environment. It is responsible of relevant rate of urban externalities, and economical development, at the same time. The presented PL provides a solution able to merge within one platform several companies in order to ...
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A Collaborative Approach to Last-Mile Logistics
Funding Information: This work is supported in part by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology through the projects CTS/00066. Publisher Copyright: © IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 2025.Dionisio Fama Noque +2 more
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Externalities reduction strategies in last mile logistics: A review
2017 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics (SOLI), 2017In this paper a review of recent contributions in scientific literature on the last mile logistics is presented. The increase in freight transport and the actual growing trends are responsible, in the urban areas, of a critical increase of congestion, air pollution, noise and others externalities that involve the major cities in the world.
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Conceptualization of a Smart Service Platform for Last Mile Logistics
2020Digitization in logistics bears enormous potential for increased efficiency. Especially, the logistics of the last mile that causes between 13% and 75% of the overall logistics cost of parcel shipment could strongly benefit from digitization and an increased transparency.
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Last mile logistics and tourist destinations in the Caribbean
Worldwide Hospitality and Tourism Themes, 2017PurposeGrowth of the tourism sector and the relative importance of the last mile have been studied in independent literature, but theorists formally linking the two phenomena are limited. This paper aims to develop a theoretical framework for the understanding of the relationships between the last mile concept and the growth of the tourism sector ...
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Improving the efficiency of last mile logistics
EU ResearchLarge volumes of goods arrive at ports along the Adriatic coastline every day, which are then transported further inland in the ‘last mile’ of the logistics chain. The team behind the EU-backed MILEPORT project aim to help trucks and lorries get in and out of ports as efficiently as possible, which will bring wider environmental and economic benefits ...
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