Lean Logistics model to reduce delivery times in a Retail in southern Peru
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Issue Date
2022-01-12Keywords
Bar CodeCenter of Gravity method with shorter travel distance
Cross-Docking
Home Appliances and Home Furniture Retail Sector
Hub Implementation
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Association for Computing MachineryJournal
ACM International Conference Proceeding SeriesDOI
10.1145/3524338.3524365Additional Links
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3524338.3524365Abstract
The Retail sector has increased steadily internationally and this is reflected in the 5.7% growth in the top 250 global Retail companies which have benefited from the implementation and positioning of E-Commerce. In the Peruvian market is estimated that the Retail sector will grow by 4% this year and the increase in demand showed difficulties in distribution, causing the long delivery times of orders as a problem. For this reason, the proposal developed a distribution and transport model applying Lean Logistics, with a Cross-Docking system, and for the registration and tracking of orders the Bar Code Poka Yoke, with the aim of increasing the service level to 92% order delivery, reducing the time for Store Pickups by 48.71%. The effectiveness of the model was corroborated through a simulation that allows the company to be competitive in the market.Type
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