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adam_text | Contents
Part I Principles, Strategies and Organization
1
Tasks and Aspects of Modern Logistics
........................... 3
1.1
Systems and Networks
.................................... 5
1.2
Tasks and Objectives of Logistics
........................... 6
1.3
Structures and Processes
................................... 7
1.4
Elementary and Compounded Performance Stations
............ 10
1.5
Structures of Logistic Networks
............................. 15
1.6
Functions of Logistic Centers
.............................. 19
1.7
Process Chains and Logistic Chains
......................... 22
1.8
Effects of Logistic Centers
................................. 24
1.9
Network Management
..................................... 29
1.10
Task of Logisticians
...................................... 32
2
Organization, Scheduling and Control
............................ 39
2.1
Orders
.................................................. 40
2.2
Order Management and Logistic Scheduling
.................. 41
2.3
Process Organization and Structure Organization
.............. 43
2.4
Organization Principles
.................................... 45
2.5
Software Levels and Computer Configuration
................. 47
2.6
Data Flow and Information Flow
............................ 48
2.7
Potentials of Information Technology for Logistics
............. 50
2.8
Risks of Information Technology in Logistics
................. 51
2.9
Organization of Company Logistics
......................... 53
2.10
Organization of Scheduling
................................ 55
3
Project Planning and Realization
................................ 59
3.1
Possibilities of Action
..................................... 59
3.2
Planning Phases
.......................................... 62
3.3
Realization Steps
......................................... 64
3.4
Logistic Objectives
....................................... 65
3.5
Frame Conditions
........................................ 69
aii
Contents
3.6
Performance Requirements
................................ 71
3.7
Determination of Planning Data
............................ 73
3.8
Presentation of Systems and Processes
....................... 75
3.9
Selection of the Best Solution
.............................. 78
3.10
Planning and Optimization Tools
............................ 83
3.11
Technique and Logistics
................................... 85
4
Potential Analysis
.............................................. 89
4.1
Requirement Analysis
..................................... 90
4.2
Performance Analysis
..................................... 91
4.3
Process Analysis
......................................... 93
4.4
Structure Analysis
........................................ 96
4.5
Benchmarking
........................................... 97
5
Strategies of Logistics
...........................................101
5.1
Target Functions and Target Figures
.........................102
5.2
Clustering, Sequencing, Securing
...........................105
5.3
System Strategies
.........................................110
5.4
Methods of Solution and Optimization
.......................
Ill
5.5
Solution and Optimization Procedure
........................113
5.6
Segmentation and Classification
............................116
5.7
Specialization and Universality
.............................118
5.8
ABC-Analysis
...........................................119
5.9
Logistic Article Classifications
.............................123
6
Logistic Costs and Controlling
...................................129
6.1
Cost Accounting and Performance Costing
...................130
6.2
Logistic Cost Calculation
..................................132
6.3
Components of Logistic Costs
..............................133
6.4
Depreciation and Interest
..................................137
6.5
Performance Units and Performance Rows
...................141
6.6
Cost Centers and Cost Drivers
..............................144
6.7
Performance Cost Rates
...................................146
6.8
Fixed Costs Dilemma and Utilization Risk
....................149
6.9
Options for Reducing Logistic Costs
.........................151
7
Logistic Pricing and Marketing
..................................157
7.1
Pricing Principles
........................................158
7.2
Performance Costs and Prices
..............................159
7.3
Objectives of Remuneration Schemes
........................162
7.4
Standard Remuneration Scheme
............................162
7.5
Project Specific Remuneration Schemes
......................165
7.6
Logistic Tariffs and Discounts
..............................169
7.7
Marketing and Pricing Strategies
............................170
7.8
Economics and Logistics
..................................181
Contents ix
8 Time Management.............................................185
8.1 Time Points
and Time Spans
...............................185
8.2
Operating Time and Working Time
..........................189
8.3
Adaptation, Synchronization and Flexibility
..................191
8.4
Order Lead Time of Single Stations
.........................193
8.5
Lead Times of Performance Chains
..........................195
8.6
Material Lead Time
.......................................198
8.7
Time Scheduling of Single Stations
..........................199
8.8
Time Scheduling of Performance Chains
.....................201
8.9
Just-in-Time
.............................................207
8.10
Strategies for Lead Time Reduction
.........................208
8.11
Economic Order Lead Time
................................209
9
Random Processes and Dynamic Forecasting
......................213
9.1
Random Processes and Stochastic Rows
.....................214
9.2
Probability Densities and Time Distributions
..................217
9.3
Frequency Distributions of Discrete Values
...................221
9.4
Mean Values and Variances in Logistics
......................223
9.5
Mathematical Forecasting
..................................229
9.6
Demand Planning and Forecasting
..........................234
9.7
Test Functions and Scenario Calculations
.....................238
9.8
Dynamic Forecasting
.....................................242
9.9
Demand Forecasting in Logistic Networks
....................244
10
Order Scheduling and Operating Strategies
.......................247
10.1
Performance and Production Structures
......................248
10.2
Processing Strategies
......................................253
10.3
Allocation Strategies
......................................256
10.4
Sequencing Strategies
.....................................257
10.5
Order Production and Stock Production
......................259
10.6
Dynamic Scheduling
......................................269
11
Inventory Management
.........................................271
11.1
Functions of Stocks
.......................................272
11.2
Criteria for Storekeeping
..................................276
11.3
Scheduling of Storage Chains and Networks
..................279
11.4
Scheduling Parameters
....................................282
11.5
Storekeeping Parameters
...................................284
11.6
Cost Rates for Replenishment and Storing
....................287
11.7
Storekeeping Costs
.......................................290
11.8
Stock Availability and Safety Stock
.........................295
11.9
Demand Dependency of Stock and Storekeeping Costs
.........306
11.10
Centralization of Stocks
...................................308
11.11
Replenishment Strategies
..................................311
11.12
Cost-Opportunity of Storekeeping
...........................317
x
Contents
11.13 Dynamic
Inventory Scheduling
.............................321
11.14
Inventory Optimization
....................................325
12
Logistic Units and Master Data
..................................329
12.1
Functions of Load Units
...................................330
12.2
Filling Units and Filling Orders
.............................332
12.3
Load Units and Load Carriers
..............................335
12.4
Packing Strategies
........................................342
12.5
Filling Strategies and Load Unit Demand
.....................351
12.6
Logistic Master Data
......................................357
12.7
Electronic
Kanban
........................................362
13
Limit Performances and Queuing Effects
.........................365
13.1
Throughput and Performance Rates
.........................365
13.2
Limit Performances of Elementary Stations
...................366
13.3
Operating Strategies
......................................383
13.4
Limit Performance Laws
..................................388
13.5
Waiting Queues and Queuing Laws
..........................395
13.6
Reliability and Availability
.................................408
13.7
Capability Analysis
.......................................419
13.8
Acceptance of Plants and Systems
...........................423
14
Purchasing, Sales and Logistics
..................................427
14.1
Core Competencies of Sales and Marketing
...................428
14.2
Core Competencies of Purchasing
...........................429
14.3
Order Scheduling and Supply Management
...................429
14.4
Products, Merchandize and Services
.........................430
14.5
Delivery Service and Logistic Quality
.......................432
14.6
Sales Channels and Distribution Structure
....................432
14.7
Price Calculation and Logistic Costs
.........................433
14.8
Internal Logistic Services
..................................433
Part II Systems, Networks and Operations
15
Logistic Networks and Systems
..................................439
15.1
Dynamic Networks
.......................................440
15.2
Hierarchy of Logistic Systems
..............................441
15.3
System Planning and System Optimization
...................443
16
Storage Systems
................................................449
16.1
Storage Requirements
.....................................450
16.2
Storeplaces
and Storage Types
..............................456
16.3
Storage Technique
........................................468
16.4
Storage Strategies
........................................480
Contents xi
16.5
Place Demand and Filling Degree
...........................483
16.6
Ground Area per Storage Unit
..............................488
16.7
Storeplace
Optimization
...................................492
16.8
Storage Planning and Dimensioning
.........................494
16.9
Static Storage Dimensioning
...............................497
16.10
Travel Time Formulas
.....................................502
16.11
Dynamic Storage Dimensioning
............................506
16.12
Storage Investments
......................................513
16.13
Storage Operating and Performance Costs
....................520
16.14
Procurement of Storage Services
............................529
16.15
Store Allocation and Selection
..............................531
17
Commissioning Systems
.........................................535
17.1
Commissioning Requirements
..............................536
17.2
Commissioning Methods
..................................542
17.3
Commissioning Technique
.................................552
17.4
Commissioning Quality
...................................564
17.5
Combined Storage and Commissioning Systems
...............565
17.6
Commissioning Strategies
.................................573
17.7
Planning of Commissioning Systems
........................584
17.8
Design Parameters and Strategy Variables
....................585
17.9
Static Design of Commissioning Systems
....................587
17.10
Minimal Tour Length and Optimal Aisle Number
..............591
17.11
Pick Performance and Commissioning Times
.................599
17.12
Order Consolidation and Order-Line Reduction
...............610
17.13
Dynamic Design of Commissioning Systems
.................613
17.14
Commissioning Costs
.....................................616
17.15
Influence Factors on Costs and Performances
.................620
17.16
Article Allocation and Order Allocation
......................622
18
Transport Systems
.............................................625
18.1
Classification of Transport Systems
.........................626
18.2
Transport Requirements
...................................628
18.3
Network Design and System Configuration
...................629
18.4
Transport Control Systems
.................................636
18.5
Transport Strategies
.......................................639
18.6
Conveyor Systems
........................................642
18.7
Vehicle Systems
..........................................650
18.8
Transport Matrix and Number of Transport Units
..............660
18.9
Transport Unit Calculation by Roundtrip Method
..............666
18.10
Designing and Dimensioning Vehicle Systems
................667
18.11
Optima] Logistic Location
.................................672
18.12
Tour Scheduling
..........................................676
18.13
Transport Costs and Pricing
................................685
18.14
Transport and Traffic
......................................691
xii Contents
19 Design
of Logistic
Halls.........................................695
19.1
Requirements and Restrictions
..............................695
19.2
Objectives and Design Parameters
...........................696
19.3
Mean Transport Lengths
...................................698
19.4
Equally Distributed Gates on One Side
.......................699
19.5
Transport Optimal Gates on One Side
........................700
19.6
Hall Design Principles
....................................702
19.7
Modular Design of Systems and Functional Zones
.............703
19.8
Linking Strategies and Placement Strategies
..................706
19.9
Efficient Hall Design
......................................707
19.10
Size Effects of Logistic Centers
.............................708
20
Production Logistics
............................................711
20.1
Modes and Types of Production
.............................711
20.2
Production Performance
...................................712
20.3
Production Planning
......................................715
20.4
Production Scheduling
....................................719
20.5
Procurement and Dispatch Scheduling
.......................722
20.6
Bottleneck Strategies
......................................723
20.7
Logistical Optimization of Production
.......................725
21
Optimal Networks and Supply Chains
............................727
21.1
Structure Requirements
....................................728
21.2
Service and Performance Requirements
......................739
21.3
Options for Action and Design Parameters
....................750
21.4
Delivery Times and Shipment Times
.........................759
21.5
Delivery Costs
...........................................760
21.6
Order Processes and Information Flows
......................762
21.7
Supply Strategies
.........................................763
21.8
Specification of Supply Chains
.............................765
21.9
Optimization of Logistic Networks
..........................769
21.10
Transport and Freight Networks
............................773
21.11
Distribution Chains of Consumer Goods
.....................780
21.12
Procurement Chains of Retailers
............................782
21.13
Selection of Optimal Transport and Freight Chains
.............785
21.14
Influence Factors of Freight Costs
...........................787
21.15
Transport Pricing and Freight Pricing
........................794
21.16
Combined Road-Rail-Cargo Traffic
.........................797
21.17
Consumer Oriented Supply Chain Management
...............800
22
Logistic Service Providers
.......................................803
22.1
Conception of Company Logistics
...........................804
22.2
Service Requirements
.....................................805
22.3
Logistic Service Providers
.................................808
22.4
Outsourcing and Contracting Strategies
......................812
Contents xiii
22.5
Tendering
and Contracting Logistic Services
..................817
22.6
Performance Control and Remuneration Adjustment
...........824
23
People and Logistics
............................................825
23.1
Human Success Factors
...................................826
23.2
Recommendations for the Set-up-Phase
......................827
23.3
Recommendations for the Operating Phase
...................830
23.4
Outlook
.................................................832
Bibliography
.......................................................835
Index
.............................................................849
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Contents
Part I Principles, Strategies and Organization
1
Tasks and Aspects of Modern Logistics
. 3
1.1
Systems and Networks
. 5
1.2
Tasks and Objectives of Logistics
. 6
1.3
Structures and Processes
. 7
1.4
Elementary and Compounded Performance Stations
. 10
1.5
Structures of Logistic Networks
. 15
1.6
Functions of Logistic Centers
. 19
1.7
Process Chains and Logistic Chains
. 22
1.8
Effects of Logistic Centers
. 24
1.9
Network Management
. 29
1.10
Task of Logisticians
. 32
2
Organization, Scheduling and Control
. 39
2.1
Orders
. 40
2.2
Order Management and Logistic Scheduling
. 41
2.3
Process Organization and Structure Organization
. 43
2.4
Organization Principles
. 45
2.5
Software Levels and Computer Configuration
. 47
2.6
Data Flow and Information Flow
. 48
2.7
Potentials of Information Technology for Logistics
. 50
2.8
Risks of Information Technology in Logistics
. 51
2.9
Organization of Company Logistics
. 53
2.10
Organization of Scheduling
. 55
3
Project Planning and Realization
. 59
3.1
Possibilities of Action
. 59
3.2
Planning Phases
. 62
3.3
Realization Steps
. 64
3.4
Logistic Objectives
. 65
3.5
Frame Conditions
. 69
aii
Contents
3.6
Performance Requirements
. 71
3.7
Determination of Planning Data
. 73
3.8
Presentation of Systems and Processes
. 75
3.9
Selection of the Best Solution
. 78
3.10
Planning and Optimization Tools
. 83
3.11
Technique and Logistics
. 85
4
Potential Analysis
. 89
4.1
Requirement Analysis
. 90
4.2
Performance Analysis
. 91
4.3
Process Analysis
. 93
4.4
Structure Analysis
. 96
4.5
Benchmarking
. 97
5
Strategies of Logistics
.101
5.1
Target Functions and Target Figures
.102
5.2
Clustering, Sequencing, Securing
.105
5.3
System Strategies
.110
5.4
Methods of Solution and Optimization
.
Ill
5.5
Solution and Optimization Procedure
.113
5.6
Segmentation and Classification
.116
5.7
Specialization and Universality
.118
5.8
ABC-Analysis
.119
5.9
Logistic Article Classifications
.123
6
Logistic Costs and Controlling
.129
6.1
Cost Accounting and Performance Costing
.130
6.2
Logistic Cost Calculation
.132
6.3
Components of Logistic Costs
.133
6.4
Depreciation and Interest
.137
6.5
Performance Units and Performance Rows
.141
6.6
Cost Centers and Cost Drivers
.144
6.7
Performance Cost Rates
.146
6.8
Fixed Costs Dilemma and Utilization Risk
.149
6.9
Options for Reducing Logistic Costs
.151
7
Logistic Pricing and Marketing
.157
7.1
Pricing Principles
.158
7.2
Performance Costs and Prices
.159
7.3
Objectives of Remuneration Schemes
.162
7.4
Standard Remuneration Scheme
.162
7.5
Project Specific Remuneration Schemes
.165
7.6
Logistic Tariffs and Discounts
.169
7.7
Marketing and Pricing Strategies
.170
7.8
Economics and Logistics
.181
Contents ix
8 Time Management.185
8.1 Time Points
and Time Spans
.185
8.2
Operating Time and Working Time
.189
8.3
Adaptation, Synchronization and Flexibility
.191
8.4
Order Lead Time of Single Stations
.193
8.5
Lead Times of Performance Chains
.195
8.6
Material Lead Time
.198
8.7
Time Scheduling of Single Stations
.199
8.8
Time Scheduling of Performance Chains
.201
8.9
Just-in-Time
.207
8.10
Strategies for Lead Time Reduction
.208
8.11
Economic Order Lead Time
.209
9
Random Processes and Dynamic Forecasting
.213
9.1
Random Processes and Stochastic Rows
.214
9.2
Probability Densities and Time Distributions
.217
9.3
Frequency Distributions of Discrete Values
.221
9.4
Mean Values and Variances in Logistics
.223
9.5
Mathematical Forecasting
.229
9.6
Demand Planning and Forecasting
.234
9.7
Test Functions and Scenario Calculations
.238
9.8
Dynamic Forecasting
.242
9.9
Demand Forecasting in Logistic Networks
.244
10
Order Scheduling and Operating Strategies
.247
10.1
Performance and Production Structures
.248
10.2
Processing Strategies
.253
10.3
Allocation Strategies
.256
10.4
Sequencing Strategies
.257
10.5
Order Production and Stock Production
.259
10.6
Dynamic Scheduling
.269
11
Inventory Management
.271
11.1
Functions of Stocks
.272
11.2
Criteria for Storekeeping
.276
11.3
Scheduling of Storage Chains and Networks
.279
11.4
Scheduling Parameters
.282
11.5
Storekeeping Parameters
.284
11.6
Cost Rates for Replenishment and Storing
.287
11.7
Storekeeping Costs
.290
11.8
Stock Availability and Safety Stock
.295
11.9
Demand Dependency of Stock and Storekeeping Costs
.306
11.10
Centralization of Stocks
.308
11.11
Replenishment Strategies
.311
11.12
Cost-Opportunity of Storekeeping
.317
x
Contents
11.13 Dynamic
Inventory Scheduling
.321
11.14
Inventory Optimization
.325
12
Logistic Units and Master Data
.329
12.1
Functions of Load Units
.330
12.2
Filling Units and Filling Orders
.332
12.3
Load Units and Load Carriers
.335
12.4
Packing Strategies
.342
12.5
Filling Strategies and Load Unit Demand
.351
12.6
Logistic Master Data
.357
12.7
Electronic
Kanban
.362
13
Limit Performances and Queuing Effects
.365
13.1
Throughput and Performance Rates
.365
13.2
Limit Performances of Elementary Stations
.366
13.3
Operating Strategies
.383
13.4
Limit Performance Laws
.388
13.5
Waiting Queues and Queuing Laws
.395
13.6
Reliability and Availability
.408
13.7
Capability Analysis
.419
13.8
Acceptance of Plants and Systems
.423
14
Purchasing, Sales and Logistics
.427
14.1
Core Competencies of Sales and Marketing
.428
14.2
Core Competencies of Purchasing
.429
14.3
Order Scheduling and Supply Management
.429
14.4
Products, Merchandize and Services
.430
14.5
Delivery Service and Logistic Quality
.432
14.6
Sales Channels and Distribution Structure
.432
14.7
Price Calculation and Logistic Costs
.433
14.8
Internal Logistic Services
.433
Part II Systems, Networks and Operations
15
Logistic Networks and Systems
.439
15.1
Dynamic Networks
.440
15.2
Hierarchy of Logistic Systems
.441
15.3
System Planning and System Optimization
.443
16
Storage Systems
.449
16.1
Storage Requirements
.450
16.2
Storeplaces
and Storage Types
.456
16.3
Storage Technique
.468
16.4
Storage Strategies
.480
Contents xi
16.5
Place Demand and Filling Degree
.483
16.6
Ground Area per Storage Unit
.488
16.7
Storeplace
Optimization
.492
16.8
Storage Planning and Dimensioning
.494
16.9
Static Storage Dimensioning
.497
16.10
Travel Time Formulas
.502
16.11
Dynamic Storage Dimensioning
.506
16.12
Storage Investments
.513
16.13
Storage Operating and Performance Costs
.520
16.14
Procurement of Storage Services
.529
16.15
Store Allocation and Selection
.531
17
Commissioning Systems
.535
17.1
Commissioning Requirements
.536
17.2
Commissioning Methods
.542
17.3
Commissioning Technique
.552
17.4
Commissioning Quality
.564
17.5
Combined Storage and Commissioning Systems
.565
17.6
Commissioning Strategies
.573
17.7
Planning of Commissioning Systems
.584
17.8
Design Parameters and Strategy Variables
.585
17.9
Static Design of Commissioning Systems
.587
17.10
Minimal Tour Length and Optimal Aisle Number
.591
17.11
Pick Performance and Commissioning Times
.599
17.12
Order Consolidation and Order-Line Reduction
.610
17.13
Dynamic Design of Commissioning Systems
.613
17.14
Commissioning Costs
.616
17.15
Influence Factors on Costs and Performances
.620
17.16
Article Allocation and Order Allocation
.622
18
Transport Systems
.625
18.1
Classification of Transport Systems
.626
18.2
Transport Requirements
.628
18.3
Network Design and System Configuration
.629
18.4
Transport Control Systems
.636
18.5
Transport Strategies
.639
18.6
Conveyor Systems
.642
18.7
Vehicle Systems
.650
18.8
Transport Matrix and Number of Transport Units
.660
18.9
Transport Unit Calculation by Roundtrip Method
.666
18.10
Designing and Dimensioning Vehicle Systems
.667
18.11
Optima] Logistic Location
.672
18.12
Tour Scheduling
.676
18.13
Transport Costs and Pricing
.685
18.14
Transport and Traffic
.691
xii Contents
19 Design
of Logistic
Halls.695
19.1
Requirements and Restrictions
.695
19.2
Objectives and Design Parameters
.696
19.3
Mean Transport Lengths
.698
19.4
Equally Distributed Gates on One Side
.699
19.5
Transport Optimal Gates on One Side
.700
19.6
Hall Design Principles
.702
19.7
Modular Design of Systems and Functional Zones
.703
19.8
Linking Strategies and Placement Strategies
.706
19.9
Efficient Hall Design
.707
19.10
Size Effects of Logistic Centers
.708
20
Production Logistics
.711
20.1
Modes and Types of Production
.711
20.2
Production Performance
.712
20.3
Production Planning
.715
20.4
Production Scheduling
.719
20.5
Procurement and Dispatch Scheduling
.722
20.6
Bottleneck Strategies
.723
20.7
Logistical Optimization of Production
.725
21
Optimal Networks and Supply Chains
.727
21.1
Structure Requirements
.728
21.2
Service and Performance Requirements
.739
21.3
Options for Action and Design Parameters
.750
21.4
Delivery Times and Shipment Times
.759
21.5
Delivery Costs
.760
21.6
Order Processes and Information Flows
.762
21.7
Supply Strategies
.763
21.8
Specification of Supply Chains
.765
21.9
Optimization of Logistic Networks
.769
21.10
Transport and Freight Networks
.773
21.11
Distribution Chains of Consumer Goods
.780
21.12
Procurement Chains of Retailers
.782
21.13
Selection of Optimal Transport and Freight Chains
.785
21.14
Influence Factors of Freight Costs
.787
21.15
Transport Pricing and Freight Pricing
.794
21.16
Combined Road-Rail-Cargo Traffic
.797
21.17
Consumer Oriented Supply Chain Management
.800
22
Logistic Service Providers
.803
22.1
Conception of Company Logistics
.804
22.2
Service Requirements
.805
22.3
Logistic Service Providers
.808
22.4
Outsourcing and Contracting Strategies
.812
Contents xiii
22.5
Tendering
and Contracting Logistic Services
.817
22.6
Performance Control and Remuneration Adjustment
.824
23
People and Logistics
.825
23.1
Human Success Factors
.826
23.2
Recommendations for the Set-up-Phase
.827
23.3
Recommendations for the Operating Phase
.830
23.4
Outlook
.832
Bibliography
.835
Index
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