UVEDBA SISTEMA GLASOVNEGA VODENJA KOMISIONIRANJA V DISTRIBUCIJSKEM CENTRU TRGOVSKEGA BLAGA

Selišek, Matjaž

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Title:	UVEDBA SISTEMA GLASOVNEGA VODENJA KOMISIONIRANJA V DISTRIBUCIJSKEM CENTRU TRGOVSKEGA BLAGA
Authors:	ID Selišek, Matjaž (Author) ID Lerher, Tone (Mentor) More about this mentor... ID Potrč, Iztok (Comentor)
Files:	VS_Selisek_Matjaz_2012.pdf (1,95 MB) MD5: B2E4A484BDB581966150406FC56A8FB0 PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/2e32e957-a63c-4bf3-ac02-f2e6fb24f4f5
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Organization:	FL - Faculty of Logistic
Abstract:	Komisioniranje je proces zbiranja in odpreme blaga iz skladišča glede na vsebino in obseg posameznih delovnih nalogov. Komisioniranje velja kot delovno najbolj intenziven in stroškovno najdražji proces za skoraj vsako skladišče v praksi. Na splošno obstajajo v skladiščih različni sistemi komisioniranja blaga. V večini se uporablja eno- ali dvodimenzionalni sistem komisioniranja komisionar-k-blagu, kjer komisionar z vozičkom hodi ali se vozi z viličarjem po regalnih hodnikih in izbira (komisionira) blago. V diplomski nalogi je predstavljena logistična analiza sistema komisioniranja Komisionar-k-blagu. Analiza temelji na izbrani obliki skladišča, postavkah delovnega naloga in izbranih komisionirnih strategijah. Analizirali smo obstoječi sistem komisioniranja skladišča trgovskega blaga v primerjavi s predlaganim glasovnim vodenjem komisioniranja blaga. Pri analizi smo uporabili računalniško podprto orodje Interactive Warehouse, na osnovi katerega smo določili povprečne poti komisioniranja glede na obliko skladišča, število postavk v delovnem nalogu in izbrano komisionirno strategijo. Na osnovi rezultatov analize smo izračunali učinkovitost obstoječega in predlaganega sistema komisioniranja, s čimer smo dosegli glavni namen diplomske naloge.
Keywords:	skladišče, sistem komisioniranja komisionar-k-blagu, komisionirne strategije, analiza učinkovitosti.
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Year of publishing:	2012
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-22780
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:VFJF0QWW
Publication date in DKUM:	10.06.2012
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Language:	English
Title:	THE INTRODUCTION OF THE PICK-TO-VOICE ORDER PICKING SYSTEM IN THE MERCHANDISE DISTRIBUTION CENTRE
Abstract:	Commissioning is a process of collecting and shipping of goods from a warehouse according to the content and range of individual work orders. In practice commissioning is considered to the most labour intensive and the most expensive process for almost every warehouse. In general in warehouses there are different systems of commissioning goods. The most used one is one or two dimensional system of commissioning called commissioner-to-goods, where the commissioner uses a trolley or drives a fork-lift trolley along rack corridors and chooses (commissions) goods. The thesis presents the logistic analysis of the commissioning system »commissioner-to-goods«. The analysis is based on the chosen form of a warehouse, work order rates and chosen commission strategies. We analyzed the existing system of commissioning merchandise goods at a warehouse compared with the proposed voice managed commissioning of goods. In the analysis we used computer-aided tool Interactive Warehouse, from which we determined the average path of the commissioning according to the form of a warehouse, the number of items in work order and the selected commissioning strategy. Based on the results of the analysis, we calculated the efficiency of existing and proposed system of commissioning, and therefore achieved the main purpose of the thesis.
Keywords:	warehouse, commissioner-to-goods, commissioning system, commissioning strategies, efficiency analysis.

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