Información General

• Autores: Thorsten Blecker (ed. lit.), Wolfgang Kersten (ed. lit.), Cornelius Herstatt (ed. lit.)
• Editores: Erich Schmidt
• Año de publicación: 2007
• País: Alemania
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9783503106004
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Resumen

• Logistics is a key enabler of supply chain collaboration. Innovations in this field, such as RFID technology, allow supply chains to increase their efficiency significantly and help to create further innovations in different areas. In this context, an important task is to find structures and approaches which enable all types of innovations in logistics and supply chains for a better fulfillment of customer needs. Another challenge is to handle the growing organizational complexity and the associated supply chain risks. This volume, edited by Thorsten Blecker, Wolfgang Kersten and Cornelius Herstatt provides valuable insights into planning and optimization of logistic processes, new concepts for transportation and supply chain event management, latest findings in the area of complexity management, insights into innovative IT systems in logistics and pioneering technologies for logistics like Auto-ID. The book for ambitious innovations in logistics with IT!

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Listado de artículos

• • Innovations in Logistics Services and Innovative Concepts for Transportation

    • Customer Integration in the New Service Development Process – A Case Study Approach in the Logistics Service Industry

      Christopher Jahns, Inga Lena Darkow, Alex da Mota Pedrosa

      págs. 3-16

      

    • Enabling SME Logistics Networks using Lean IT Solutions – A Case Study

      Dieter Hildebrandt, René Schumann, Türk Kiziltoprak, Jan Behrens

      págs. 17-36

      

    • Innovative Logistics Services: Advantages and Disadvantages of Outsourcing Complex Service Bundles

      Wolfgang Kersten, Philipp Hohrath, Jan Koch

      págs. 37-50

      

    • The Impact of SSS on the Spanish Ceramics Sector: Optimizing the Logistic Chain

      Lorena Sales Pallarés, Vicente Budí Orduña, Achim Puetz

      págs. 51-58

      

    • Genetic Algorithms for Stochastic Vehicle Routing Problem with Simultaneous Delivery and Pick-up

      Lixi Zhang

      págs. 59-72

      

    • The Future of Maritime Transport as a Part of the Logistic Chain: the Development of the Motorways of the Sea within the European Union

      José Huguet Monfort, Achim Puetz

      págs. 73-81

      

  • Planning and Scheduling

    • Solving Capacitated P-Median Problem using Max-Min ANT System with itereated local Search

      Rapeepan Pitakaso, Sombat Sindhuchao

      págs. 85-96

      

    • An Integrated Approach for Fuzzy Project Evaluation Considering Monetary and Non-monetary Criteria

      M. Rabbani, N. M. Zadeh, M. Delasay, H.A. Gharegozli

      págs. 97-110

      

    • A memetic algorithm for the Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling Problem

      Masoud Rabbani, Neda M. Zadeh, Somayeh Ghandi, Nima Zaerpour

      págs. 111-122

      

    • Production Scheduling: An Algorithm based on Theory of Constraints

      Raquel Flexa, Alexandre Prado, Soraya Oliveira

      págs. 123-136

      

  • Auto ID-Technologies and Supply Chain Event Management

    • Methods for evaluating RFID-Technology performance

      Olaf Sielemann, Karsten Spin

      págs. 139-152

      

    • RFID Rollout – What can we learn from EDI?

      Stiefen T. Schilz, Nico Schlitter, Florian Kähne, Egemen Genc

      págs. 153-168

      

    • Innovative IT Systems in Logistics and Supply Chain Management – RFID

      P. Raghavulu, Naresh Yamani, K. Ravindranath

      págs. 169-178

      

    • Efficient Information Management in Supply Chains – An arvato (Bertelsmann) Business Case

      Marcus Laumann, Harald Kolbe

      págs. 179-192

      

    • A hybrid Simulation Approach for Modelling a real Supply Chain

      Tarak Housein, Hatem Aldarrat, Bernd Noche

      págs. 193-208

      

    • SCEM in Rail Traffic – Modelling Business Rules

      Rainer Müller, Nils Meyer Larsen

      págs. 209-217

      

  • Food Supply Chains

    • Lean Supply Chain Approach applied to the processing Sector in the Catalan Pork Chain

      Catalina Pérez Gómez, Rodolfo de Castro Vila

      págs. 221-234

      

    • A Study of white Shrimp Supply Chain in Thailand

      Walailak Atthirawong, Ninlawan Choomrit

      págs. 235-247

      

  • Complexity Management

    • Revenue Management in the Automotive Industry: a Process Innovation and its Potential to reduce Complexity in the entire Supply Chain

      Kai Ingo Voigt, Michael Saatmann, Sascha Schorr

      págs. 251-268

      

    • Self-Induced Dynamics in Multiple Supply Chain Systems

      Erich Zahn, Oliver Hülsmann, Florian Kapmeier, Meike Tilebein

      págs. 269-288

      

    • "In Rules we trust" – Neo-institutional Analysis of the Impact of innovative Rules on Complexity and Risks in Supply Chains

      Hans Christian Pfohl, Ralf Elbert, Carsten Röth

      págs. 289-302