Smart City – Smart Logistics Amalgamation

Shee, Himanshu; Miah, Shah Jahan; Taboada, Ianire; Vass, Tharaka de

doi:10.1109/e-tems46250.2020.9111852

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“…Typically, 3PL is considered as an outsourcing link for last-mile delivery, even when the concept is to extend the distribution to include integrated distribution and transportation [42], or as an outsourcing link for innovative on-demand warehousing e-marketplaces [43]. Authors have also evaluated the sustainability benefits of 3PL that arise at the interface between logistics and the smart city [44]. Given the above, the present authors believe that the greater integration of 3PL into smart city flows should be the subject of extended research.…”

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Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

Kmiecik,

Wierzbicka

2024

Smart Cities

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This article addresses the key and current issues of smart cities in the context of last-mile supply management. Specifically, it explores how third-party logistics (3PL) activities impact last-mile delivery management in smart cities. It examines how 3PL affects delivery volumes, expanding the predictive capabilities of logistics operators. A research question included in the Introduction of this paper is also posed to explore the problem in depth. The research conducted focuses mainly on a case study conducted on the operations of an international 3PL logistics operator. In addition, predictive methods are used to analyse the shipment volume data for individual barcodes in the two analysed cities in Poland. Currently, the concept of a smart city assumes the limited participation of logistics operators in creating improvements for cities. The case study analysis shows that in the cities studied, 3PL companies, through predictive actions, can regulate the flow of vehicles out of the logistics centre and into the city, thus influencing the traffic volume in the city. The research is limited to two cities in Poland implementing smart city solutions and one logistics operator. The research also does not include e-commerce. The authors acknowledge that the results obtained cannot be generalised to a larger scale. This paper bridges the research gap on 3PL activities for last-mile logistics improvements. In addition, the paper proposes the first concept related to the implementation of a 3PL company’s predictive activities associated with the operator’s ability to control the impact on urban traffic.

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Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

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2024

Smart Cities

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“…The movement of goods into the Smart city is economically critical. Therefore, understanding the relationship between freight flow logistics and the operation of Smart cities is essential when implementing policy in future cities [43]. The challenges associated with the coordinated development of the metropolitan (city) economy and logistics have attracted a great deal of attention [44].…”

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Smart City and Urban Logistics - Research Trends and Challenges: Systematic Literature Review

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Kučera,

Sommerauerová

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The paper presents a systematic quantitative and qualitative literature review and classification of the last decades resources for a comprehensive and coherent view of smart city and urban logistics research trends and challenges. The review fully respects a six-step systematic literature review guideline and covers ninety-nine peer-reviewed articles from Web of Science Core Collection database. The review focuses on the following aspects: a perspective state-of-art journal, methods, content, keywords, references, and citations. The relevant articles for subsequent detailed analysis were identified between 2014 and 2020. The analysis has brought the following result: more than one third of the articles was published in 2020, the most articles were published in the Sustainability, and the modelling method was prevailed.

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RETRACTED: Consumer decision-making and smart logistics planning based on FPGA and convolutional neural network

Liang

Wang

2021

Microprocessors and Microsystems

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Smart City – Smart Logistics Amalgamation

Cited by 8 publications

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Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

Enhancing Smart Cities through Third-Party Logistics: Predicting Delivery Intensity

Smart City and Urban Logistics - Research Trends and Challenges: Systematic Literature Review

RETRACTED: Consumer decision-making and smart logistics planning based on FPGA and convolutional neural network

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