2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.cie.2012.11.004
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An automated picking workstation for healthcare applications

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“…[31] surveyed hospitals in US and substantiated using Theory of Swift Even flow (TSEF), the finding that adoption of IT results in improved revenue. [96] reported reduced costs associated with management of healthcare due to centralization of healthcare service using IT. [59] reported reduced flexibility as an undesired outcome of technology adoption in healthcare service delivery.…”
Section: It In Healthcare and Its Adoptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[31] surveyed hospitals in US and substantiated using Theory of Swift Even flow (TSEF), the finding that adoption of IT results in improved revenue. [96] reported reduced costs associated with management of healthcare due to centralization of healthcare service using IT. [59] reported reduced flexibility as an undesired outcome of technology adoption in healthcare service delivery.…”
Section: It In Healthcare and Its Adoptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, positive outcomes such as reduced healthcare costs both to service provider(s) and customers were reported by Li and Benton (2006) and increased 1615 Big Data and blockchain service satisfaction by Queenana et al (2011). The centralization of healthcare service and IT can provide solution in terms of reduced cost associated with the management of healthcare (Piccinini et al, 2013). On the other hand, reduced flexibility as an undesired byproduct of reporting was reported by Lahiri and Seidmann (2012).…”
Section: Information Technology In Healthcarementioning
confidence: 99%
“…• 'The reduction of unnecessary processes can reduce the workload of the picker by applying the IoT-based technology in the receiving process instead of a manual paper record of the inventory' (Lee et al, 2018) • 'Automated picking and picking robot systems use machines for order picking and are preferred for the picking of small, valuable, and delicate items' (Piccinini et al, 2013) • 'Handling of raw materials (input of the production line) and manufactured outputs on the shop floor (…) can be supported by the use of robotic sensing technologies, including Automatic-Guided-Vehicles (AGVs) and Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR)' (Meindl et al, 2021) • 'Robotics and autonomous vehicles will impact the internal and external manufacturing transport by increasing its degree of autonomy and sharing' (Kusiak, 2018) 5 • 'Analytics enables advanced predictive capacity, identifying events that can affect production before it happens' (Frank et al, 2019a) • 'Nanosensors can be applied to detect the environmental and quality changes in storage and distribution processes' (Bowles & Lu, 2014) • 'Technologies applied to integrity control (e.g., sensors, big data analytics, decentralized agent-driven control) can ensure the right products, at the right time, place, quantity, and condition' (Meindl et al, 2021) 7 Operational scheduling support Digital technologies support in dynamic planning and control activities for the continuous adaption of operations and processes to operational challenges by analyzing (real-time) data and by optimizing resource allocation and utilization -Dynamic coordination -Fleet optimization -Route optimization…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%