Identification of the Area for Proper Integration of Three Current Storage Objects into One Complex Logistics Point

Li, Chenguang; Hlatká, Martina

doi:10.1515/logi-2017-0005

Abstract

The paper presents an option to identify the suitable area for locating the specific storage object in order to integrate three current storage objects into one complex logistics point. Initial chapters of the paper are focused on overview of theoretical terms related to the storage objects, their activities, services, parameters as well as their location and allocation. Other parts of this paper outline specific methods regarding the issue of storage objects location. Its main part describes individual steps for identifying the suitable storage object location in the certain area using the specific method.

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Identification of the Area for Proper Integration of Three Current Storage Objects into One Complex Logistics Point

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