ENTERPRISE NETWORKS AND LOGISTICS FOR AGILE MANUFACTURING
CONTENTS OVERVIEW OF ENTERPRISE NETWORKS AND LOGISTICS FOR AGILE MANUFACTURING INTRODUCTION LOGISTICS SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT AGILE MANUFACTURING – TOWARDS LEAGILE MANUFACTURING AND SUPPLY CHAIN? 1 4 1 LEAN STRATEGY 1 4 2 AGILE STRATEGY 1 4 3 LEAGILE STRATEGY CASES FROM LOGISTICS SECTORS 1 5 1 FOREIGN 3PL: COMPANY A LOGISTICS AND MAERSK LOGISTICS 1 5 2 DOMESTIC 3PL: LONGFEI LOGISTICS AND COMPANY B LOGISTICS SUPPLY CHAIN TRANSFORMATION CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES A REVIEW OF RESEARCH AND PRACTICE FOR THE INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS OF THE FUTURE 2 1 1 BRIEF HISTORY OF INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS 2 1 2 THE IMPACT OF GLOBALISATION 2 1 3 SCOPE OF CHAPTER TRADITIONAL VIEWS ABOUT NETWORKS 2 2 1 CORE COMPETENCIES AND OUTSOURCING 2 2 2 KEIRETSU AND CHAIBOL NETWORKS 2 2 3 AGILE MANUFACTURING NETWORKS 2 2 4 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 2 2 5 TRADITIONAL VIEWS ON THE WANE FUTURE NETWORKS 2 3 1 NETWORK CONFIGURATION 2 3 2 MANUFACTURING AS A COMMODITY 2 3 3 ADDED VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS 2 3 4 SUSTAINABILITY OF SUPPLY CHAINS RESEARCH AGENDA FOR INDUSTRIAL NETWORKS IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE AGILE MANUFACTURING IN COMPLEX SUPPLY NETWORKS AN OVERVIEW OF COMMERCIAL SOLUTIONS FOR SNC CHALLENGES AND REQUIREMENTS OF SNC A RESEARCH FRAMEWORK FOR SNC 3 4 1 SEVEN COORDINATION PROCESSES 3 4 2 FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FOCUSED PROCESSES THE OVERALL CO-OPERATE SYSTEM 3 5 1 SYSTEM DESIGN APPROACH 3 5 2 NETWORK COORDINATION ARCHITECTURE 3 5 3 OPERATIONAL ORDERING AND PLANNING 3 5 4 VISIBILITY OF ORDER PROGRESS 3 5 5 EXCEPTION HANDLING 3 5 6 REQUEST AND FEASIBILITY STUDIES 3 5 7 COMPARISON OF CO-OPERATE WITH OTHER SOLUTIONS IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION 3 6 1 PROCESS DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION 3 6 2 PILOT SYSTEM EVALUATION CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK ENTERPRISE NETWORK AND SUPPLY CHAIN STRUCTURE: THE ROLE OF FIT RELEVANCE OF ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE THE IFIP?IFAC TASK FORCE THE FIRST IFIP?IFAC MANDATE 4 4 1 THE HISTORICAL ‘TYPE 2’ ARCHITECTURE THE SECOND IFIP?IFAC MANDATE THE GERAM MODEL 4 6 1 LIFE-CYCLE CONCEPT 4 6 2 ENTERPRISE ENTITY TYPES CONCEPT 4 6 3 ENTERPRISE MODELLING CONCEPT 4 6 4 MODELLING LANGUAGE CONCEPT 4 6 5 GENERIC ENTERPRISE ENGINEERING METHODOLOGIES 4 6 6 GENERIC ENTERPRISES MODELLING LANGUAGES 4 6 7 GENERIC ENTERPRISE MODELLING TOOLS 4 6 8 ENTERPRISE MODELS ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURE AND LIFE CYCLE REAL OPTION AND ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE 4 8 1 HIGH-TECH MANUFACTURING – OPTIMISING ENTERPRISE NETWORK ARCHITECTURE WITH REAL OPTIONS 4 8 2 THE REAL OPTION RESULTS FOR THE FIRM PROJECT ENTERPRISE NETWORKS AND INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY STANDARDISATION ICT STANDARDS SETTING SIGNIFICANT REFERENCES TO ICT STANDARDISATION ICT STANDARDISATION – WHY THE BEST DOES NOT ALWAYS WIN AUTOMOTIVE NETWORK EXCHANGE: AN EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF AN ENTERPRISE NETWORK 5 5 1 THE US ANX 5 5 2 THE AUSTRALIAN ANX 5 5 3 THE JAPANESE ANX 5 5 4 THE EUROPEAN ANX 5 5 5 THE KOREAN ANX COLLABORATIVE DEMAND PLANNING: CREATING VALUE THROUGH DEMAND SIGNALS CREATING VALUE BY IMPLEMENTING DEMAND-DRIVEN SUPPLY CHAINS (DDSC) USING DEMAND SIGNALS TO DEVELOP COLLABORATIVE DEMAND PLANNING PRACTICES 6 3 1 CASE 1: DÉLIFRUIT/CASINO 6 3 2 CASE 2: LA NORMANDISE/CASINO 6 3 3 CASE 3: TEFAL/CARREFOUR CROSS-CASE ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION VALUE CREATION AND SUPPLIER SELECTION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS SUPPLIER SELECTION METHODS AND MATERIALS 7 3 1 QUESTIONNAIRE 7 3 2 DATA COLLECTION 7 3 3 COMPANIES SAMPLED RESULTS 7 4 1 TYPOLOGY OF COMPANIES 7 4 2 CHARACTERISTICS OF SUPPLIER SELECTION 7 4 3 SELECTION CRITERIA 7 4 4 SUPPLIER SELECTION AND VALUE CREATION SUPPLIER SELECTION IN AGILE MANUFACTURING USING FUZZY ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS 8 1 1 AGILE MANUFACTURING CRITERIA LITERATURE REVIEW SUPPLIER SELECTION CRITERIA FOR AGILE MANUFACTURING 8 3 1 SUPPLIER CRITERIA 8 3 2 PRODUCT PERFORMANCE CRITERIA 8 3 3 SERVICE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA A FUZZY MULTI-CRITERIA SUPPLIER SELECTION MODEL FOR AGILE MANUFACTURING AN APPLICATION A SUSTAINABLE GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN FOR GLOBALLY INTEGRATED NETWORKS THE IMPORTANCE OF GOING GREEN 9 2 1 POLITICAL CONCERN 9 2 2 ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS 9 2 3 CHANGING BUSINESS MODEL 9 2 4 PUBLIC IMAGE 9 2 5 INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY ADAPTION EXAMINING THE SUSTAINABLE GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN CRITICAL DRIVERS THAT STIMULATE COMPANIES TO ADOPT A GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN 9 4 1 REGULATORY ISSUES, MANDATES AND STANDARDS 9 4 2 MARKET COMPETITIVENESS 9 4 3 DIFFERENTIATION BY INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES 9 4 4 SUPPLIER CONSOLIDATION AND ECONOMIC GAIN IMPORTANT THINGS TO CONSIDER WHILE DESIGNING A NETWORK 9 5 1 CONTROLLING EMISSIONS ACROSS THE SUPPLY CHAIN 9 5 2 RESTRUCTURING THE NETWORK 9 5 3 PERFORMING LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENTS IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES OF A SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN 9 6 1 GREEN LOGISTICS INITIATIVES IN THE UAE 9 6 2 IMPLEMENTATION CHALLENGES PERCEIVED IN THE UAE MANAGERIAL IMPLICATIONS AND CONCLUDING REMARKS A MULTI-AGENT FRAMEWORK FOR AGILE OUTSOURCED SUPPLY CHAINS N MISHRA, V KUMAR, F T S CHAN 10 1 INTRODUCTION 10 2 AGILE MANUFACTURING 10 3 PROBLEM SCENARIO 10 4 AGENT FRAMEWORK 10 4 1 AGENT ARCHITECTURE 10 4 2 COMMUNICATION CHANNEL 10 5 CONCLUSIONS AGENT-BASED SIMULATION AND SIMULATION-BASED OPTIMISATION FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT TEHSEEN ASLAM, AMOS NG 11 1 INTRODUCTION 11 2 LITERATURE REVIEW: AGENT-BASED SIMULATION 11 3 AN ABS FRAMEWORK FOR MULTI-OBJECTIVE AND MULTI-LEVEL OPTIMISATION 11 4 A SIMPLE CASE STUDY 11 5 CONCLUSIONS ANALYSING INTERACTIONS AMONG BATTERY RECYCLING BARRIERS IN THE REVERSE SUPPLY CHAIN P SASIKUMAR, A NOORUL HAQ 12 1 INTRODUCTION 12 2 SURVEY OF PREVIOUS WORK 12 3 DESCRIPTION OF RECYCLING BARRIERS 12 4 INTERPRETIVE STRUCTURAL MODELLING 12 5 CASE STUDY 12 5 1 STRUCTURAL SELF-INTERACTION MATRIX 12 5 2 REACHABILITY MATRIX 12 5 3 LEVEL PARTITIONS 12 6 FORMATION OF THE ISM-BASED MODEL 12 7 MICMAC ANALYSIS 12 8 CONCLUSIONS DESIGN OF REVERSE SUPPLY CHAINS IN SUPPORT OF AGILE CLOSED-LOOP LOGISTICS NETWORKS ANASTASIOS XANTHOPOULOS, ELEFTHERIOS IAKOVOU 13 1 INTRODUCTION: MOTIVATION AND CONCEPTS 13 2 DESIGN OF REVERSE LOGISTICS NETWORKS: A LITERATURE REVIEW 13 2 1 INDEPENDENT REVERSE LOGISTICS NETWORKS 13 2 2 CONFIGURATION OF REVERSE LOGISTICS NETWORKS BY CONSIDERING THE SYNERGIES WITH THE FORWARD CHANNEL 13 2 3 CLSC NETWORKS 13 2 4 LITERATURE REVIEW INSIGHTS 13 3 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 13 3 1 PROBLEM DEFINITION 13 3 2 MAJOR MODELLING ASSUMPTIONS 13 4 MODEL FORMULATION 13 4 1 NOMENCLATURE 13 4 2 OPTIMISATION MODEL 13 4 3 SOLUTION PERFORMANCE 13 4 4 SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS AND MANAGERIAL INSIGHTS 13 5 EXTENSIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS 13 5 1 MODEL EXTENSIONS 13 5 2 FUTURE RESEARCH 13 6 CONCLUSIONS THE EVOLUTION OF LOGISTICS SERVICE PROVIDERS AND THE ROLE OF INTERNET-BASED APPLICATIONS IN FACILITATING GLOBAL OPERATIONS ARISTIDES MATOPOULOS, ELENI-MARIA PAPADOPOULOU 14 1 INTRODUCTION 14 2 LOGISTICS SERVICE PROVIDERS: EVOLUTION AND MAJOR TRENDS 14 2 1 LSPS: CONTEXT AND TYPES 14 2 2 EVOLUTION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LSP MARKET 14 2 3 MAJOR TRENDS 14 3 EVOLUTION AND CURRENT STATE OF ELECTRONIC MARKETPLACES IN LOGISTICS 14 3 1 ELECTRONIC MARKETPLACES AND LOGISTICS: CONCEPT, CONTEXT AND EVOLUTION 14 3 2 ELECTRONIC LOGISTICS MARKETPLACES: AN OVERVIEW 14 4 CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE TRENDS A HEURISTIC FOR HETEROGENEOUS CAPACITATED PICK-UP AND DELIVERY LOGISTICS PROBLEMS WITH TIME WINDOWS IN AGILE MANUFACTURING AND THE DISTRIBUTION SUPPLY CHAIN P SIVAKUMAR, K GANESH, S P NACHIAPPAN, S ARUNACHALAM 15 1 INTRODUCTION 15 2 RESEARCH PROBLEM 15 3 LITERATURE REVIEW 15 4 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION 15 4 1 NOTATIONS 15 4 2 PROBLEM REPRESENTATION 15 4 3 PROBLEM CONSTRAINTS 15 4 4 PROBLEM OBJECTIVE 15 5 PROPOSED SIMULATED ANNEALING FOR SOLVING M-PDPTWH 15 5 1 NEIGHBOURHOOD STRUCTURE 15 5 2 EVALUATION FUNCTION, RANKING AND TEMPERATURE ASSIGNMENT 15 6 COMPUTATIONAL STUDY 15 7 CONCLUSIONS VISUALISATION AND VERIFICATION OF COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS FOR NETWORKED DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS Z M BI, LIHUI WANG 16 1 INTRODUCTION 16 1 1 BASIC STRATEGY TO DEAL WITH SYSTEM COMPLEXITY 16 1 2 DEVELOPMENT OF A DECENTRALISED SYSTEM 16 1 3 DEVELOPMENT OF DECENTRALISED CONTROL SYSTEMS 16 1 4 LIFE CYCLE OF CONTROL SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT 16 1 5 OVERVIEW OF THE PRESENTED WORK 16 2 DISTRIBUTED SENSOR-BASED INFORMATION SYSTEM 16 2 1 APPLICATION SCENARIOS 16 2 2 CLASSES OF COMPONENTS IN A DSBIS 16 2 3 AN EXAMPLE OF THE ALGORITHMS – RING EXTREMA DETERMINATION 16 3 MODELLING METHODOLOGIES 16 4 DSBIS MODELLING IN QUEST 16 5 CASE STUDY 16 5 1 BASIC COMPONENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS 16 5 2 COORDINATING ALGORITHM 16 6 CONCLUSIONS ROBUSTNESS AND CAPABILITY INDICES IN THE OPTIMISATION OF AN AIRLINE’S FLEET – BRIDGING CONTRADICTING OUTCOMES LEO D KOUNIS 17 1 INTRODUCTION 17 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 17 3 CONTRIBUTION OF QUALITY STANDARDS IN THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY 17 3 1 DESIGN OF EXPERIMENTS: INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF SNRS 17 3 2 IMPLICATIONS OF CAPABILITY INDICES 17 4 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 17 4 1 AREAS OF FURTHER IMPROVEMENT BETWEEN CPK AND SNRS 17 4 2 SUMMARY OF MOST COMMONLY USED APPROACHES 17 5 ANALYSIS OF NOTEWORTHY APPROACHES 17 6 DISCUSSIONS ON CURRENT TECHNIQUES 17 6 1 DEVELOPMENT OF NEW HUBS: STRATEGIC USES AND APPLIED POLICIES 17 6 2 PROPOSED MODEL BY MARTIN AND ROMAN 17 6 3 PROPOSED MODEL BY RIETVELD AND BRONS 17 6 4 EVALUATION OF HUB-INFLUENTIAL PARAMETERS 17 7 PRELIMINARY MODEL 17 7 1 INPUT PARAMETERS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A FACTORIAL EXPERIMENT 17 7 2 FACTORIAL EXPERIMENT FOR SMALLER-THE-BETTER 17 8 CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK