Referenzmodelle für die Intralogistik

Rixe, Christoph; Augustin, Harald

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“…Reference models are also becoming increasingly important in logistics, although the number of existing reference models for logistics has been limited so far. Currently, five publicly available reference models with intralogistics reference are identified 12, 16–18. The next step is to analyze these models for their usability in the area of production‐related logistics in the chemical industry.…”

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Development of a Reference Process Model for the Modularization of Production‐Related Logistics in the Chemical Industry

Gryczycha,

Pannok,

Lier

2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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Trends towards product differentiation, fast changing market conditions, and shorter product lifecycles demand flexible production solutions for the chemical industry. Modular production systems promise to provide the required capacities as needed in a short period of time. However, the potential of modular production systems can only be fully utilized if they are embedded in modular and thus flexible logistics processes. For this reason, standardized logistic modules need to be defined. Process standardization is the starting point for reducing the number of variants and minimizing the number modules. Thus, in this paper a reference process model is developed. The standardized processes defined in this model are then used to form modules by applying a method from cluster analysis.

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Development of a Reference Process Model for the Modularization of Production‐Related Logistics in the Chemical Industry

Gryczycha,

Pannok,

Lier

2023

Chem Eng & Technol

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Approach to Reference Models for Building Performance Simulation: Establishing Common Understanding

Arora

Rabe

2023

SN COMPUT. SCI.

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In the fields of business process modeling, logistics, and information model development, Reference Models (RMs) have shown to enhance standardization, support the common understanding of terminology and procedures, reduce the modeling efforts and cost through the paradigm “Design by Reuse”, and enable knowledge transfer. Utilizing RMs in Building Performance Simulation (BPS) shows potential to achieve similar benefits. However, there is no universally agreed understanding of RMs. In a previous scientific publication, we provided a comprehensive overview of the diversely interpreted definitions, benefits, and attributes of RMs and related terms. Additionally, to transfer the approach of RMs to BPS, a definition for RMs applicable to BPS has been provided, and the identified RM qualities were matched with BPS’s challenges. However, a sound evaluation of the success of transferring RMs to BPS is lacking. Therefore, this scientific contribution firstly includes the analysis conducted in the previous scientific contribution constituting a common understanding about RMs and their elements for BPS. Secondly, by conducting expert interviews, the applicability and validity of the developed concept of RMs for BPS are surveyed. In total, ten experts (seven BPS experts and three RM experts) evaluated the quality of creating transparency about the understanding of RMs and the level of success of their transfer toward BPS. The experts consistently see a great benefit of RMs in BPS, but for BPS experts the transfer and possible application of RMs in BPS is not sufficiently clear. Accordingly, the key output of the conducted survey is that a clearer and more detailed application example, e.g., describing at a more easy-to-understand level of detail an exemplary class of the provided example of an RM, is required for a more profound transfer of RMs to BPS.

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Reference Model to support decision-making in the planning and evaluation of automated order picking systems of heavy flatpacks in retail and wholesale fulfilment units

Nguyen-Krogull,

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2024

Procedia Computer Science

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Referenzmodelle für die Intralogistik

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Development of a Reference Process Model for the Modularization of Production‐Related Logistics in the Chemical Industry

Development of a Reference Process Model for the Modularization of Production‐Related Logistics in the Chemical Industry

Approach to Reference Models for Building Performance Simulation: Establishing Common Understanding

Reference Model to support decision-making in the planning and evaluation of automated order picking systems of heavy flatpacks in retail and wholesale fulfilment units

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