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The article addresses the question 'What makes an e-shop successful?' by providing various reference models. These reference models are for the obvious retail evolution, for quality and retail sales, for pricing and quality of products, and for pricing and quality of the sales process (i.e.,...
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Im westdeutschen Buchhandel haben in den letzten Jahren große Veränderungen stattgefunden. Neben einer Vielzahl von kleinen Buchhandlungen sind in sehr guten Geschäftslagen Buchkaufhäuser entstanden, die auf einer Verkaufsfläche von mehreren tausend Quadratmetern über 100 000 verschiedene...
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Order picking has long been identified as the most labour-intensive and costly activity for almost every warehouse; the cost of order picking is estimated to be as much as 55% of the total warehouse operating expense. Any underperformance in order picking can lead to unsatisfactory service and...
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Order picking has long been identified as the most labour-intensive and costly activity for almost every warehouse; the cost of order picking is estimated to be as much as 55% of the total warehouse operating expense. Any underperformance in order picking can lead to unsatisfactory service and...
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This paper addresses the Two-level Storage Location Assignment Problem (TSLAP) for two level low-level picker-to-part warehouses. The first level consists of a forward area from which all picking is done. The second level consists of a reserve storage area, from which the forward area is...
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Companies could gain cost advantage using their logistics area of the business. Warehouse management is a possible … source of cost improvements from logistics that companies could use during this economic crisis. The goal of this article is …
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In manual order picking systems, order pickers walk or ride through a distribution warehouse in order to collect items requested by (internal or external) customers. In order to perform these operations efficiently, it is usually required that customer orders are combined into (more substantial)...
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The paper presents six ways to move a warehouseman during order picking process. Ratliff and Rosenthal in 1983 developed an efficient algorithm for determining the optimal route. It’s use in practice, however, involves the need to implement the relevant computer system. It is not always...
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The paper presents six ways to move a warehouseman during order picking process. Ratliff and Rosenthal in 1983 developed an efficient algorithm for determining the optimal route. It’s use in practice, however, involves the need to implement the relevant computer system. It is not always...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010684382
The paper presents six ways to move a warehouseman during order picking process. Ratliff and Rosenthal in 1983 developed an efficient algorithm for determining the optimal route. It’s use in practice, however, involves the need to implement the relevant computer system. It is not always...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010685010