Optimisation of the Two-Tier Distribution System in Omni-Channel Environment
This paper deals with the problem of the design and configuration of a distribution system that supports the delivery of goods to customers using various commercial channels. In this sense, a modelled distribution system, called an omni-channel distribution system, should ensure the delivery of the...
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oai:doaj.org-article:97cb8fb3ab8646bda4025f62e5964e132021-11-25T17:28:02ZOptimisation of the Two-Tier Distribution System in Omni-Channel Environment10.3390/en142277001996-1073https://doaj.org/article/97cb8fb3ab8646bda4025f62e5964e132021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/22/7700https://doaj.org/toc/1996-1073This paper deals with the problem of the design and configuration of a distribution system that supports the delivery of goods to customers using various commercial channels. In this sense, a modelled distribution system, called an omni-channel distribution system, should ensure the delivery of the same products in different ways while guaranteeing its highest efficiency. The authors propose a single-criterion mixed-integer programming model for the configuration of a complex distribution system of goods in an omni-channel environment. A minimized cost function, composed of key logistics elements including transport, warehouse location, and manipulation processes, is the objective function. The model was experimentally verified, and as a result, potential savings of around 5–8% of the omni-channel design distribution system costs versus the multi-channel distribution system costs were identified. In the paper, an extended sensitivity analysis is also performed to show how specific parameters of the model can change the final recommendation.Piotr SawickiHanna SawickaMDPI AGarticlesustainable transporttransport managementomni-channeldistribution systemmixed-integer programmingTechnologyTENEnergies, Vol 14, Iss 7700, p 7700 (2021) |
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This paper deals with the problem of the design and configuration of a distribution system that supports the delivery of goods to customers using various commercial channels. In this sense, a modelled distribution system, called an omni-channel distribution system, should ensure the delivery of the same products in different ways while guaranteeing its highest efficiency. The authors propose a single-criterion mixed-integer programming model for the configuration of a complex distribution system of goods in an omni-channel environment. A minimized cost function, composed of key logistics elements including transport, warehouse location, and manipulation processes, is the objective function. The model was experimentally verified, and as a result, potential savings of around 5–8% of the omni-channel design distribution system costs versus the multi-channel distribution system costs were identified. In the paper, an extended sensitivity analysis is also performed to show how specific parameters of the model can change the final recommendation. |
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Optimisation of the Two-Tier Distribution System in Omni-Channel Environment |
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Optimisation of the Two-Tier Distribution System in Omni-Channel Environment |
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Optimisation of the Two-Tier Distribution System in Omni-Channel Environment |
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