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Technology in Supply Chain Management and Logistics
Current Practice and Future Applications
Front Cover; Technology in Supply Chain Management and Logistics; Copyright Page; Contents; List of contributors; Acknowledgments; 1 Introduction; 2 Technologies in supply chain management and logistics; Introduction; Supply chain business trends; Motivation for supply chain technology investments; Vendor interviews; Supply chain technology areas; Study findings; Cloud computing; Mobility; Wearability; Data analytics; Data warehouse and integration; Sensors and telematics; 3D printing; Social media; Drones; Automated storage and retrieval systems; Autonomous vehicles; Electronic shelving
Optimization softwareBlockchain; Internet of Things; Virtual reality; Machine learning; Summary; Future vision; References; You Tube Videos; 3 Impact of exponential technologies on global supply chain management; Introduction; Literature review; Identification and implications of exponential technologies in global supply chain; Technology adoption; Technology providers; Amazon; Cisco; IBM; Intel; Microsoft; Oracle; SAP; Barriers, challenges, and limitations; Summary; Acknowledgments; References; Further reading
4 The supply blockchain: integrating blockchain technology within supply chain operationsIntroduction; How it works; Comparison of blockchain platforms; Blockchain benefits; Use cases in vertical markets; Banking and finance; Legal and intellectual property; Energy; Sustainability; Healthcare; Media, arts, and entertainment; Advertising; Smart contracts; The ledger; Creating the smart contract; The blockchain process; Supply chain use cases; Sourcing; Track and trace; Payment processing; Logistics and shipping; Supply integrity and safety; Insurance; Smart pallets; Trucking
Blockchain standards effortsBlockchain caveats; Prescription for blockchain; Summary and conclusion; References; 5 Technologies for dealing with error in supply chain planning; Introduction; Murphy's law; ERP software; Inventory planning by stock-keeping unit level for every location; Science of inventory optimization; The science of inventory optimization components for planning a perfect order; Optimized demand planning and forecasting; Pattern-recognition models; Planning with comprehensive error; Additional essential capabilities of a world-class inventory optimization solution
Leading indicator analysis"New-item" management; Cross-department and cross-enterprise collaboration; Multiechelon stocking policy optimization; Inventory policy optimization; Service-level optimization; Routing (i.e., network-flow) optimization; Sourcing optimization; Key capabilities of a world-class replenishment optimization solution; New order creation, prioritization, and auto-approval; Transfer order prioritization and creation; Optimized redistribution; Optimized component allocation; Cross-dock optimization; Rotables planning optimization (Maintenance, Repair and Operations/warranty)
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Technology in Supply Chain Management and Logistics : Current Practice and Future Applications