Identifying an effective last-mile customer delivery option with an integrated eco-friendly inventory model

Wangsa, Ivan Darma; Wee, Hui–Ming; Hsiao, Yu Lin; Rizky, Novrianty

doi:10.1080/03155986.2021.2012403

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“…Wangsa et al (2022) devised algorithms that take into account cost and environmental considerations to pinpoint effective LMD choices. These algorithms enable the determination of the most favorable values for order quantity, safety factor, delivery time, total emissions, and delivery quantity [116]. A sensitivity analysis was used to illustrate the proposed model.…”

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Evolution, Challenges, and Opportunities of Transportation Methods in the Last-Mile Delivery Process

Zhu,

Cai,

Lai

et al. 2023

Systems

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The rapid development of modern logistics and e-commerce highlights the importance of exploring various modes of transportation in the last-mile delivery (LMD) process. However, no comprehensive studies exist in the literature exploring all modes of LMD transportation, the changes in these transportation modes, and the commonalities between them. In this study, we address this gap by conducting a systematic review of 150 academic journal articles utilizing a combination of the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) content analysis and text mining analysis. Nine primary transportation methods (parcel lockers, autonomous drones, trucks, bicycles, crowd logistics, electric vehicles, tricycles, autonomous robots, and autonomous vehicles) are identified in this research. Additionally, we provide an analysis of the historical changes in these transportation modes in LMD. Using a bottom-up induction method, we identify the three major clusters of scholarly focus in the LMD literature: emphasis on value co-creation between consumers and logistics providers, practical delivery performance (path optimization or algorithms), and environmental friendliness. Further, we analyze the main themes under each cluster, leading to the identification of opportunities, challenges, and future research agendas. Our findings have implications for scholars, policymakers, and other stakeholders involved in LMD transportation modes.

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Section: Sensitivity Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Evolution, Challenges, and Opportunities of Transportation Methods in the Last-Mile Delivery Process

Zhu,

Cai,

Lai

et al. 2023

Systems

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“…Despite the significant challenge of the last-mile delivery problem, emerging technologies have been applied to address these obstacles. For example, as a low-carbon transportation tool, the drone is commonly employed in this field (Rashidzadeh et al, 2021;Wangsa et al, 2021).…”

Section: Cluster 1 (Red): Logistics Management In Lcscmentioning

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Visual analysis of low-carbon supply chain: Development, hot-spots, and trend directions

Luo

Huang

Bai

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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A low-carbon supply chain is generally a clean practice to achieve carbon peak and neutralization; it transforms supply chain management into a green economy, aiming to reduce energy consumption, reduce pollution and achieve sustainable development in all parts of the supply chain. However, there are few specific reviews of low-carbon supply chains to date. Therefore, this article provides a comprehensive analysis of the literature on low-carbon supply chains, explores the current knowledge system, evolution trend of topics, and future research directions, and enriches the green economy framework. A systematic analysis was conducted using bibliometric and content analysis. Up to 1,811 articles from 2003 to 2021 were selected, discussed, and analyzed. This study found that the low carbon supply chain is a growing research topic. Some influential authors, the geographical distribution of articles, and subject categories in this field were also identified. Next, five clusters, which are logistics management, carbon accounting, driving forces, sustainability management, and barriers, were defined using exhaustive content analysis. The evolution trend of significant topics, mainly including global value chain, additive manufacturing, deterioration, and decarbonization, was explored. Finally, we proposed a future research agenda for low-carbon supply chains and further deepened the green economy’s knowledge structure.

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Sustainability in the Service Sector – Status Quo in Service Research

Madlberger

2024

Forum Dienstleistungsmanagement

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Identifying an effective last-mile customer delivery option with an integrated eco-friendly inventory model

Cited by 5 publications

References 33 publications

Evolution, Challenges, and Opportunities of Transportation Methods in the Last-Mile Delivery Process

Evolution, Challenges, and Opportunities of Transportation Methods in the Last-Mile Delivery Process

Visual analysis of low-carbon supply chain: Development, hot-spots, and trend directions

Sustainability in the Service Sector – Status Quo in Service Research

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