Changing Tides: The New Role of Resilience and Sustainability in Logistics and Supply Chain Management – Innovative Approaches for the Shift to a New Era, vol 33

Edited by Wolfgang Kersten, Carlos Jahn, Thorsten Blecker and Christian M. Ringle

in Proceedings of the Hamburg International Conference of Logistics (HICL) from Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Institute of Business Logistics and General Management, currently edited by Wolfgang Kersten; Thorsten Blecker

Abstract: This volume contains research contributions by an international group of authors addressing innovative and technology-based approaches for logistics and supply chain management. They present opportunities for enhancing resilience and sustainability as well as recent approaches for supply chain analytics and risk management. This volume, edited by Wolfgang Kersten, Carlos Jahn, Thorsten Blecker and Christian Ringle, provides valuable insights into resilience and sustainability in logistics and supply chain management with regard to: ▪ Innovation and TechnologyManagement ▪ Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain ▪ City Logistics ▪ Maritime Logistics ▪ Supply Chain Risk and Security Management

Keywords: Advanced Manufacturing; Industry 4.0; Artificial Intelligence; Blockchain; Innovation Management; Technology Management; Supply Chain Risk Management; Security Management; Maritime Logistics; Port Logistics; City Logistics; Sustainability (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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Chapters in this book:

Concept for material supply in fluid manufacturing systems , pp 11-38

Manuel Hagg and Robert Schulz

Supply ecosystems and the concept of resilience: A literature review , pp 39-66

Christopher Münch and Emanuel Marx

Object detection in picking: Handling variety of a warehouse's articles , pp 67-90

Mathias Rieder and Marius Breitmayer

Outlier detection in data mining: Exclusion of errors or loss of information? , pp 91-117

Florian Hochkamp and Markus Rabe

Framework for the adoption of blockchain in maritime cold chains , pp 121-148

Johannes Schnelle, Meike Schröder and Wolfgang Kersten

Smart order as a new instrument for production control , pp 149-175

Devis Bartsch and Herwig Winkler

Critical evaluation of LOCO dataset with machine learning , pp 177-206

Recep Savas and Johannes Hinckeldeyn

Preliminary analysis on data quality for ML applications , pp 207-236

Lorenz Kiebler, Nikolas Ulrich Moroff and Jens Jakob Jacobsen

Workload forecasting of a logistic node using Bayesian neural networks , pp 237-264

Emin Nakilcioğlu, Anisa Rizvanolli and Olaf Rendel

Digital transformation of planning in the pharmaceutical sector , pp 267-293

Ingrid Yohana Carrillo Barreto, Ana María Jiménez Tocasuche, Angie Jimena Colorado Gonzalez, María Fernanda Durán Sanjuán and Andrés Felipe Santos Hernández

Auction design in strategic freight procurement , pp 295-325

Marius Dellbrügge, Tim Brilka, Felix Kreuz and Uwe Clausen

Comparing manual and automated production and picking systems , pp 327-350

Cristian Bitterling, Jonas Koreis, Dominik Loske and Matthias Klumpp

Drone based delivery system: Restrictions and limitations , pp 351-373

Azamat Seidakhmetov and Omid Fatahi Valilai

Analysis of potential benefit and maturity level of digital procurement , pp 375-402

Sascha Stradner and Uwe Brunner

Digitalization of rail freight transport , pp 403-435

Paul Gerken, Herbert Kotzab, Lennard Blumenstein, Franz Buse, Nils von Euen, Kevin Mucker and Laura Zöllner

Supply chain risk management in crisis situations , pp 439-468

Daniel Müller, Ayman Nagi and Meike Schröder

Structured literature review of transport networks and Supply Chain Resilience , pp 469-496

Johannes Gast, Evelina Kirkach and Dmitry Ivanov

Assessing offshore wind farm collision risks using AIS data: An overview , pp 499-521

Jürgen Weigell and Carlos Jahn

Marine communication for shipping: Using ad-hoc networks at sea , pp 523-557

Neermegha Mishra, Marvin Kastner and Carlos Jahn

Prevailing technologies and adoption obstacles in maritime logistics , pp 559-588

Annika Wohlleber, Christopher Münch and Evi Hartmann

Potential of container terminal operations for RoRo terminals , pp 591-613

Stephan Krüger, Marius Marius Schulze and Carlos Jahn

Truck appointment systems: How can they be improved and what are their limits? , pp 615-655

Ann-Kathrin Lange, Nicole Nellen and Carlos Jahn

Mining port operation information from AIS data , pp 657-678

Jussi Steenari, Lucy Ellen Lwakatare, Jukka Nurminen, Jaakko Talonen and Teemu Manderbacka

Potentials of direct container transshipment at container terminals , pp 679-705

Nicole Nellen, Ann-Kathrin Lange and Carlos Jahn

Sustainability in urban logistics: A literature review , pp 709-730

Giovanni Garola, Arianna Seghezzi, Chiara Siragusa and Riccardo Mangiaracina

Operation control center for automated vehicles: Conceptual design , pp 731-752

Olga Biletska, Gianna Lina Kurtz and Hartmut Zadek

Guidelines for transferring sustainable urban logistics concepts , pp 753-797

Leon Klose, Anne Beckmann, Stephanie Ihlenburg, Raphael Preindl and Frank Straube

Sustainable urban logistics concepts: A collaborative design approach considering stakeholder perspectives , pp 799-822

Robert Teschendorf, Maximilian Engelhardt, Birte Malzahn, Markus Husemann, Christian Butz and Stephan Seeck

Possible impacts of the European Green Deal on Turkey's logistics industry , pp 825-839

Fatih Cura and Sercan Demir

Sustainable last mile delivery network using social media data analytics , pp 841-874

Ange-Marie Tuyishime and Omid Fatahi Valilai

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