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Intra- and Inter-facility Logistics Jessica L. Heier Stamm, Ph.D. Assistant Professor College of Engineering Keystone Research Faculty Scholar Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering

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Intra- andInter-facilityLogistics

JessicaL.Heier Stamm,Ph.D.AssistantProfessor

CollegeofEngineeringKeystoneResearchFacultyScholarIndustrialandManufacturingSystemsEngineering

LOGISTICSDECISIONS

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WhatisLogistics?• CouncilofSupplyChainManagementProfessionals(CSCMP)definition– “Logisticsmanagementisthatpartofsupplychainmanagementthatplans,implements,andcontrolstheefficient,effectiveforwardandreverseflowandstorageofgoods,servicesandrelatedinformationbetweenthepointoforiginandthepointofconsumptioninordertomeetcustomers'requirements.”

• KeyIdeas– Forwardandreverseflow– Efficientandeffective– Plans,implements,andcontrols– Partofsupplychainmanagement(SCM)

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…forwardandreverseflow…

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Inbound Logistics Materials Management Physical Distribution

goods, services, information

Business Logistics

…efficient,effective…• Effectiveness:deliveringonwhatiscommitted– Price– Quality– Responsetime– Flexibility

• Efficiency:usingresourcesinthe“best”way

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Achieving desired objective while

minimizing costs

…plans,implements,andcontrols…

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-Corporate Objectives-Number of Facilities-Facility Location & Capacity-Resource Requirements

-Material Flow-Resource Allocation-Capacity Allocation-Inventory Policies

-Scheduling-Routing-Warehousing-Tracking/Tracing

Strategic

Tactical

Operational

Long Term

Medium Term

Near Term

SupplyChainNetworkImportance• Cost– 2016logisticscostsintheU.S.:7.5%ofGDP,or$1.39trillion

CSCMP’s28th AnnualStateofLogistics Report,CouncilofSupplyChainManagementProfessionals,preparedbyA.T.Kearney

• EnvironmentalImpact– Packaging– Fuelemissions

• CompetitiveAdvantage– Speed– Flexibility

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KeyDecisions• Intra-facilitylogistics(warehousing)–Warehousedesign–Whichskus where– Equipment,technology

• Inter-facilitylogistics(transportation)–Modechoice– Comprehensivenetworkplanning– Routing– Fleetanddriverassignment

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DECISIONSUPPORTTOOLS:MODECHOICE

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ModeChoiceProblem• Giventhecostprofilesofdifferentmodesforaparticularshipment,whichoptionismosteconomical?– Normalizeallcoststocommonunitandtime– Comparetotalcostofeachmode

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LogisticsSystemCostClassification• Usefultoclassifycostsunderessentialtypes,e.g.,– Transportationcosts:movementviavehicle;loading/unloading

– Handlingcosts:packing/unpackingboxes,bags,pallets;intra-facilitystoringandpickingmovements

– Holdingcosts:opportunitycostofcapitalfortimewaiting

– Facilityrentcosts:economic“rent”forfacilityspace,storageinfrastructure,andmaintenance

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Example• 1plant,1product• Produce10units/day• Keepnosafetystock• Spacecost=$20/unit*year• Itemvalue=$500/unit

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• 1warehouse• Avg demand10units/day• Keep100unitssafetystock• Spacecost=$25/unit*year• Itemvalue=$512/unit

• Railcarcapacity=400units• Cost=$1200/carload• Transittime=20days

• Truckcapacity=100units• Cost=$700/truckload• Transittime=3days

Inventoryholdingcostrate=25%ofvalueperyear

Example• 1plant,1product• Produce10units/day• Keepnosafetystock• Spacecost=$20/unit*year• Itemvalue=$500/unit

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CostsatthePlant• Inventoryspacecost =(#unitspershipment) x(spacecostperunit*year)

=qunitsx$20/unit*year• Inventoryholdingcost =(avg inventoryheld)x(valueperunit) x(inventoryholdingcostrate)

=q/2units x$500/unit x25%peryear

Example• 1plant,1product• Produce10units/day• Keepnosafetystock• Spacecost=$20/unit*year• Itemvalue=$500/unit

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CostsatthePlant• Inventoryspacecost =(#unitspershipment) x(spacecostperunit*year)

=qunitsx$20/unit*year• Inventoryholdingcost =(avg inventoryheld)x(valueperunit) x(inventoryholdingcostrate)

=q/2units x$500/unit x25%peryear

• 1warehouse• Avg demand10units/day• Keep100unitssafetystock• Spacecost=$25/unit*year• Itemvalue=$512/unit

CostsattheWarehouse• Inventoryspacecost =(#unitspershipment+safetystock)x(spacecostperunit*year)

=(q+100units) x$25/unit*year• Inventoryholdingcost =(avg inventoryheld)x(valueperunit) x(inventoryholdingcostrate)

=(q/2+100units)x$512/unit x25%peryear

Example• 1plant,1product• Produce10units/day• Keepnosafetystock• Spacecost=$20/unit*year• Itemvalue=$500/unit

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• 1warehouse• Avg demand10units/day• Keep100unitssafetystock• Spacecost=$25/unit*year• Itemvalue=$512/unit

• Railcarcapacity=400units• Cost=$1200/carload• Transittime=20days

• Truckcapacity=100units• Cost=$700/truckload• Transittime=3days

CostsinTransit• Pipelineinventorycost=(#unitsshipped) x(timeintransit) x(valueperunit)x(inventoryholdingcostrate)=3650units x(timeintransit) x$506/unit x25%peryear

• Transportationcost=(costpershipment)x(#shipmentsperyear)

ExampleCOSTSUMMARYUSINGFULLCONTAINERS

Mode AtPlant AtWarehouse PipelineInventory Transport TotalCost

Rail $33,000 $50,900 $25,300 $10,950 $120,150

Truck $8,250 $24,200 $3,795 $25,550 $61,795

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• Whatarethekeyfactors?– Largecontainersize,ifused,increasesinventoryspacecosts– Longtransittimeincreasesinventoryholdingcosts

• What’smissing?– Stochastic,dynamiccomponents– Othercosts,e.g.,emissions

DECISIONSUPPORTTOOLS:NETWORKPLANNING

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ShipperProblem• Givenademandprofile,supplysources,anddistributionnetwork,whatflowthroughthenetworkoptimizestotalcost?– Chooseappropriateplanninghorizon– Capturerelevantcosts

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PhysicalNetworkRepresentation

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Production/Procurement DistributionCenter RetailPOS

Time-expandedNetworkRepresentation

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Time

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Time-expandedNetworkRepresentation

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Time

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NetworkFlowOptimization

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NetworkRepresentation

Arcsinthenetwork

Costsoneacharc

Capacitiesoneacharc

Nodesinthenetwork

OptimizationModelDecisionvariables(howmuchflow?)Objectivefunction

contribution

Flowcapacityconstraints

Flowconservationconstraints(out=in)

NetworkFlowOptimization• Easycase:“imaginary”modewithlinearcosts–Minimumcostnetworkflowmodel– Easy(computationally)tosolve,evenforlarge-scalenetworks

– Foundationofallnetworkoptimizationapproaches

• Generalizations–Multi-commodityflow– Economiesofscale

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Resources• Warehousemanagementprinciplesandtools

– https://www.warehouse-science.com/• MHI(formerlyMaterialHandlingInstitute),materialhandling,logistics,andsupply

chainindustrygroup– http://www.mhi.org/

• CouncilofSupplyChainManagementProfessionals– http://cscmp.org/

• InstituteofIndustrialandSystemsEngineers– Mainsite:http://www.iise.org/Home/– LogisticsandSupplyChainDivision:http://www.iise.org/details.aspx?id=33757

• InstituteforOperationsResearchandtheManagementSciences– Mainsite:https://www.informs.org/– TransportationScienceandLogisticsSociety:http://connect.informs.org/tsl/home– RailwayApplicationsSection:http://connect.informs.org/railway-applications/home– SectiononLocationAnalysis:http://connect.informs.org/sola/home

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