ANALYSIS OF WAREHOUSE LAYOUT INFLUENCE ON PICKING PROCESS
Tomisav Štefančić, Ivana Bede-Jakovinac, Ivona Bajor, Morana Ivaković
Abstract
Tomisav Štefančić, Ivana Bede-Jakovinac, Ivona Bajor, Morana Ivaković
Abstract
Engineering principle used in calculating efficiency of the picking process is guided by the phrase: “A process which you can measure, you can optimise”. The result of performance analysis is a key indicator of efficiency or inefficiency and it points to where cost reducing improvements can be made. The core subject of research is the warehouse layout and its influence on the picking process. Focus of paper is also directed to advantages, disadvantages and picking process efficiency calculations under multiple layouts.
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Engineering principle used in calculating efficiency of the picking process is guided by the phrase: “A process which you can measure, you can optimise”. The result of performance analysis is a key indicator of efficiency or inefficiency and it points to where cost reducing improvements can be made. The core subject of research is the warehouse layout and its influence on the picking process. Focus of paper is also directed to advantages, disadvantages and picking process efficiency calculations under multiple layouts.
Key concepts: Process (computing), Inefficiency, Computer science, Measure (data warehouse), Key (lock), Focus (optics), Process capability, Warehouse