Method for the planning of IoT use cases in Smart Logistics Zones

Poenicke, Olaf; Groneberg, Maik; Richter, Klaus

doi:10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.11.574

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“…Supply Chain. e supply chain evolved from the concept of mass production, which means that in today's market competition, manufacturing is not just a single company's business venture and its scope has been expanded [8,9]. Similarly, the supply chain also extends production services to product and service sales, which means that customers are also involved in the supply chain [10].…”

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High-Strength Iron Wire-Like Carbon Nanotubes in the Construction of a Digital Smart Logistics Supply Chain System

Miao

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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Today, modern logistics and transportation as a whole still have many problems such as high cost, low efficiency, and poor service quality. This article aims to improve the efficiency of various logistics departments. In order to explore the role of high-strength steel wires as carbon nanotubes in the construction of digital logistics systems, this article saves manpower and management costs in the logistics process and effectively manages information transportation and operating costs by sensing and controlling automated processing and operating procedures. It can effectively solve technical problems and create a complete logistics system that meets product needs. The results of the study show that through the transformation of traditional logistics through carbon nanotubes, the efficiency of digital logistics is relatively stable, with an average value of about 2.5, which takes more than 30% less time than traditional logistics.

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“…Obviously, supply chain management is an integrated strategic management model. It needs to be a member company of the supply chain system to cope with the complex and changeable situation of the external market [8,16].…”

Section: Construction Methods Of Smart Logisticsmentioning

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High-Strength Iron Wire-Like Carbon Nanotubes in the Construction of a Digital Smart Logistics Supply Chain System

Miao

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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“…The present status of these developments is monitored based on a logistics use case. The article wraps up with the forecast of future developments and details the role of IoT solutions for the conception of Smart Logistics Sectors [15]. This article examines the novel developments in the domain of ubiquitous computing (also known as pervasive) within logistics.…”

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A Design Framework for Smart Ration Shop Using Blockchain and IoT Technologies

Malathi¹,

Ponnusamy²,

Saravanan³

et al. 2022

Intelligent Automation &Amp; Soft Computing

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The Public Distribution System (PDS) distributes the subsidized food and non-food items to poor populations through fair price shops (FPS). The PDS has been criticized for its urban bias and its failure to serve the underprivileged sections of the community effectively. The Current system manual-based data management and ledger management gives rise to much corruption in the process of extricating the poor from those who are less needy. There are chances for the block market because of the current methodology of data management. This article proposes a blockchain technology-based smart ration shop system that uses immutable smart contract-based transactions to overcome the issues. The proposed mechanism will provide more transparency and enable access to all the transactions by everyone. The system utilizes IoT technology for asset tracking while moving the food items from distribution centers to a particular ration shop, which avoids malpractice during the transportation of the goods. Voicebased and text-based user-friendly interfaces in local languages were also developed to provide an effective interaction and improve the usability of the system. The performance of the proposed blockchain network is evaluated and reported.

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“…De Vass et al (2021) argues that the thematic analysis using NVivo finds that IoT ameliorates cargo transportation visibility, data collection, partner sharing and commercial intelligence. Poenicke et al (2019) found in a study on the co-distribution model of logistics zones that the IoT can optimize the logistics delivery process, significantly improve the integration of enterprise and social logistics, and boost the level of supply chain management. Furthermore, IoT and large-scale data analysis platforms can improve the logistics industry's asset management, service distribution and transportation route planning capabilities.…”

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A research on users' behavioral intention to adopt Internet of Things (IoT) technology in the logistics industry: the case of Cainiao Logistics Network

Zhang

Lee²

2023

JILT

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PurposeIn the current dynamic business environment, Internet of Things (IoT) is employed by a number of companies in the logistics industry to achieve intelligent sorting, network optimization, real-time tracking and simplifying last-mile service. Although logistics entities are trying to introduce IoT into their business areas, users' perception of this new technology is still limited. This paper aims to develop a research model for the factors influencing the user adoption of IoT technology in the logistics industry.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, based on the major theories on the application of new technologies such as technology acceptance model (TAM), technology–organization–environment (TOE) and innovation diffusion theory (IDT), a new research model was established to identify factors affecting customers' behavioral intention (BI) to adopt IoT technology provided by logistics companies. In addition, the authors surveyed unspecified customers of Cainiao Logistics Network, which is in charge of the logistics operation of Alibaba Group, China's largest e-commerce company, and tested the causality between the latent variables presented in the model using the structural equation model (SEM).FindingsThis empirical study shows that the support system of a logistics company and users' innovative propensity significantly affect perceived ease of use (PEOU) and BI for logistics services to which IoT technology is applied. It also presents that users' perceived security and enjoyment significantly affect perceived usefulness (PU) and BI. In addition, it was possible to confirm that the causal structure between variables suggested by TAM that PEOU has a significant effect on PU and BI, and PU has a substantial effect on BI.Practical implicationsLogistics companies should expand and upgrade technical support systems so that customers can flexibly accept logistics services with IoT technology and make efforts to alleviate customers' concerns about personal information leakage. In addition, it is necessary to find customers with an inclusive attitude toward using new technologies, to induce them to become leading users of logistics devices with IoT technology and to find various ways to amplify their enjoyment. Through a strategic approach to these technical and individual factors, it will be possible to boost customers' intention to use IoT logistics services.Originality/valueAs far as the authors know, this paper is the first study to set significant factors that affect users' BI to use IoT technology-applied logistics services provided by logistics companies and empirically analyze the causal relationships between proposed latent variables.

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Method for the planning of IoT use cases in Smart Logistics Zones

Cited by 12 publications

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High-Strength Iron Wire-Like Carbon Nanotubes in the Construction of a Digital Smart Logistics Supply Chain System

High-Strength Iron Wire-Like Carbon Nanotubes in the Construction of a Digital Smart Logistics Supply Chain System

A Design Framework for Smart Ration Shop Using Blockchain and IoT Technologies

A research on users' behavioral intention to adopt Internet of Things (IoT) technology in the logistics industry: the case of Cainiao Logistics Network

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