Efficiency and Logistics

ISBN-13: 9783642437489 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 314 str.

Uwe Clausen; Ten Michael Hompel;Matthias Klumpp

Opis

Presenting research results of the EffizienzCluster LogistikRuhr, Germany, this book explores freight transport management, green logistics, supply chain design and urban delivery as well as competitiveness, education and training.

Recenzje

From the reviews:

"Efficiency and Logistics is a collection of 32 short articles reporting on the results of various projects undertaken at EffizienzCluster LogistikRuhr ... a comprehensive research center in Germany. ... This book would be a good reference for readers who are doing research in the areas mentioned, are interested in the broad range of topics covered in an ambitious research project, or are practitioners looking for new ideas." (Michael Watson, Interfaces, Vol. 44 (2), March-April, 2014)

Spis treści

1. Introductory Essay: Logistics Research and the Logistics World of 2050 .-

2. Integrated Corporate Social Responsibility Management in Logistics Networks.-

3. Good Governance in Global Supply Chains from Eight Perspectives .-

4. The Competitiveness Monitor as an innovative foresight support system for mobility, logistics and beyond.-

5. Valuation of hybrid identification processes as an enabler for the Internet of Things.-

6. Efficiency in Logistics Facilities.-

7. Integrated Air Cargo Hub (IACH) – The air cargo transport chain of the future .-

8. Multimodal Promotion – Finding and Benchmarking Resource-Efficient Transport Alternatives with Combined Transport.-

9. Development of a Concept for Safe and Durable Transport Chains for the Steel Industry.-

10. Urban Business Navigation – Efficient, Resource-Conserving, Industry-Specific Navigation.-

11. DiNav – Dynamics in Navigation.-

12. ePOD@Home: electronic proof of delivery at point of delivery .-

13. Urban Retail Logistics – research into the bundled urban store deliveries of the future.-

14. Development of a concept for inner-city delivery & supply utilizing electromobility .-

15. Minimal invasive construction sites – an approach to reduce consumption in a building and maintaining infrastructure .-

16. Green Logistics: Comparability of the Environmental Effects of Logistics Services

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17. Green Logistics: Optimisation Approaches for Resource-Efficient Logistics Services

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18. Upstream Carbon Dioxide Assessment at the Product Level

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19. Environmental and Sustainable Performance from a Supply Chain Management Perspective

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20. A Foundation of Sustainability Related Supply Chain Risks in Stakeholder Theory

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21. Towards a Standardized Supplier Code of Conduct – Requirements from a Literature-Based Analysis

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22. An Introduction to Logistics as a Service

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23. Supply Chain Execution Supported by Logistics IT Services

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24. Service Design Studio for SaaS

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25. Business object model for realization of individual business processes in the logistics domain

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26. Challenges in the Planning, Organization, Execution and Control of International Supply Chains

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27. Smart tracking of objects in logistics processes with the help of image processing

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28. Tray Cycling – Logistics for Urban Mining

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29. Resource Efficiency of Facility Logistics Systems

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30. Supply Chain School - A Logistics and Supply Chain Management Education Platform

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31. Integration of Case-based and Ontology-based Reasoning for the Intelligent Reuse of Project-related Knowledge

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32. Scientific Further Training in Logistics. New Paths in Vocational-Operational Qualification

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O autorze

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Uwe Clausen absolvierte 1989 erfolgreich sein Diplom-Informatik-Studium an der Universität Karlsruhe. 1995 schloss er seine Promotion zum Dr.-Ing. an der Universität Dortmund ab. Im Zeitraum von 1989-95 war er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter für das Fraunhofer-Institut für Materialfluss und Logistik in Dortmund tätig. 1992-95 übernahm er die Aufgabe des Abteilungsleiters im Bereich Verkehrslogistik am Fraunhofer-Institut. Zwischen 1995 und 1999 war er zunächst als Projektleiter im Bereich Logistik der Deutschen Post AG, dann als Geschäftsführer der Tochterfirma IPP Paketförderung GmbH in Österreich tätig. In den darauffolgenden Jahren von 1999 bis 2001 war er Operations Director von Amazon in Bad Hersfeld, zuletzt European Operations Director bei Amazon.com. Seit Februar 2001 leitet er das Fraunhofer-Institut für Materialfluss und Logistik in Dortmund sowie das Institut für Transportlogistik in der Fakultät Maschinenbau der Technischen Universität Dortmund. Ab März 2003 hat er den Vorsitz bei der Fraunhofer-Allianz Verkehr übernommen. Vom Juli 2002 bis Juli 2005 war er Dekan der Fakultät Maschinenbau der Technischen Universität Dortmund. Seit 2005 ist er wissenschaftlicher Leiter der im Zwei-Jahres-Rhythmus an der TU Dortmund stattfindenden Fachtagung Wirtschaftsverkehr. Uwe Clausen ist Mitglied des Vorstandes der European Conference of Transport Research Institutes (ECTRI) seit 2013 (Vertreter von Fraunhofer in der ECTRI seit 2005) und wissenschaftlicher Leiter der International Logistics and Science Conference am 3./4. September 2013 in Dortmund. Von 2004-012 war Prof. Clausen Mitglied im Fachkollegium Systemtechnik für das Fach Verkehrs- und Transportsysteme, Logistik, Qualitätsmanagement der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).

Blurb

The „EffizienzCluster LogistikRuhr“ was a winner in the Leading Edge Science Cluster competition run by the German federal Ministry of Education and Research. The mission and aim of the „EffizienzCluster LogistikRuhr“ is to facilitate tomorrow’s individuality – in the sense of individual goods supply, mobility, and production – using 75 percent of today’s resources. Efficiency – both in economical and ecological terms – is enabled by state-of-the-art and innovative logistical solutions including transportation, production and intralogistics.
These proceedings “Efficiency and Logistics” give first answers from 27 research projects as an insight into the current state of research of Europe’s leading research and development cluster in logistics and as a contribution to the discussion on how logistics as a science can help to cope with foreseeable resource shortage and sustainability as global challenges.