Pub Date : 2022-06-29DOI: 10.1109/gol53975.2022.9820009
Eszter Sós, P. Földesi
Accomplishing purchaser compliance is one of the significant corporate challenges of our time. All products are sold together with the associated logistics service, so it is important that the logistics environment of a company is properly designed in order to meet the objectives of the logistics strategy. In this paper, we present the combined application of Fuzzy system and Quality Function Deployment (QFD) techniques, which are already used effectively in many areas to study sub-processes. Generally, input values are determined as a fuzzy number, in this paper we use fuzzy to evaluate the values. In addition, we have developed a system to examine the compatibility of specific strategic tools and objectives with each other and the usefulness of specific elements for both the customer and the service provider. Using the new approach analysis, we developed a Fuzzy QFD assessment method, we can examine the coherence of logistics processes and technological parameters based on customer needs by comparing different options and alternative solutions. The analysis sheds light on the internal coherence of logistics strategies, thereby clarifying whether the aims that the company has defined can be achieved with the available, planned tools.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-29DOI: 10.1109/gol53975.2022.9820076
B. Mohammed, Elhilali Alaoui Ahmed
The dynamic wireless charging system (DWCS) facilitates the electric vehicle (EV) trip on highways because it can charge EV while in motion. The DWCS comprises recharging segments occupied by an induction cable and inverters supplying the induction cables. We consider a highway road with recharging segments and a fleet of vehicles with heterogeneous batteries. Each vehicle type may enter the segment through the entry gate at the segment’s start to load, and they cannot exit the segment until the segment exit gate. Vehicles have to pay a unit cost for using the charging segment, so the full use of the segments is expensive for vehicles. Our objective in this work is to create new entry and exit gates on each charging segment to minimize the total cost for using the charging segment by vehicles. Due to the heterogeneity of the batteries, the segment’s use differs from one vehicle to another, so the opening of new segment gates for each type is expensive; for this, we seek to minimize the gates number of each recharging segment. We propose to model the problem as a mathematical problem and solve it by CPLEX optimizer for limited instances.
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Pub Date : 2022-06-29DOI: 10.1109/gol53975.2022.9820418
Razan Al-Masri Aoudi, Mohamed Charhbili, S. Cros, Marie-Laure Baron
In this summary the ecological situation is illustrated and the role of short supply chain management to achieve sustainability on different aspects, economic, social and especially environmental is introduced. The environmental motives of customers (attitude, awareness, knowledge, values beliefs and norms, sensitivity behavior and demographics) are examined to study what drives customers to the intention to buy from proximity and thus encourage SFSCs and achieve sustainability on the long run.
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