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Warehouses on wheels

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space, 2018
A typical depiction of a logistics corporation is a study in bright lights and blurred lines against a static landscape of territorial sovereignty. It celebrates—as in the slogan touted by the freight-carrier DHL—“logistics without borders.” This article demystifies that promise of borderlessness by explaining how the nation-state has played a lead ...
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Data Warehouses Federation as a Single Data Warehouse

2016
In this paper author presents an experiment, which shows that it is possible to form a federation of data warehouses that may simulate effectively one, “super” data warehouse. There is no need to create complete ETL tool to load data from source data warehouses into one, dedicated data warehouse.
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Deductive Data Warehouses

International Journal of Data Warehousing and Mining, 2014
This paper presents the idea of deductive data warehouses. Deductive data warehouses rely on deductive databases but instead of a database in the background a data warehouse is used. The authors show how Datalog (as a logic programming language) can be used to perform OLAP analysis on data.
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Warehouse Chatbot

This paper presents a chatbot system designed to simplify warehouse inventory checks using a combination of rule-based item search and natural  language fallback responses. The system is built using the Streamlit framework for the user interface, Pandas for stock data processing, and OpenAI’s  GPT-3.5 model to handle queries beyond item matching. Stock
B N, Ramya   +4 more
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The Slave Warehouse

2008
A slave warehouse! Perhaps some of my readers conjure up horrible visions of such a place. They fancy some foul, obscure den, some horrible Tartarus “informis, ingens, cui lumen ademptum.”* But no, innocent friend; in these days men have learned the art...
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Handling in a Warehouse

1966
A new warehouse is being built for a company which manufactures and markets animal feeding-stuffs. This warehouse will be the centre of distribution in an agricultural district. The immediate problem of the company is to choose the best method for handling the products in and out of the warehouse.
Roger I. Hall   +2 more
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Receiving at the Warehouse

1997
Receiving is a deceptively simple process in many warehouses.28The conventional wisdom says that order picking and shipping are the most labor-intensive activities in warehouse operations, and therefore they deserve and get far more attention than receiving.
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Warehouse of Innovation

2002
The hub of the multidimensional interconnection of ideas rests on how creative the collaboration is within the relevant teams, and across the SwarmNet. Creative collaboration, hence, is also the product of physical organisation design, not team psychology alone.
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Where's the warehouse?

Manufacturing Engineer, 2000
Businesses are queuing up to join the enterprise resource planning (ERP) bandwagon and adopt e-commerce and advanced forecasting methods in the clamour to reduce business efficiency operations. As the common thread running through these is the ability to move goods through the supply chain more effectively, it should follow that the warehouse is an ...
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Estimating the Capacity of Warehouses

Disasters, 1997
The required capacity of warehouses for use in humanitarian emergencies is very often overestimated. This paper reviews some of the principal factors affecting warehouse capacity for emergency humanitarian operations in developing countries. The growing difference between modern commercial warehousing practice and the approach typically used in ...
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