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Minimizing logistics risk through real‐time vehicle routing and mobile technologies
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EngineeringLogistics OptimizationTransport LogisticUrban LogisticsTransportation Systems ModelingOn-demand TransportOperations ResearchVehicle RoutingRisk ManagementLogisticsSystems EngineeringUrban Freight DistributionIntermodal Freight TransportFleet ManagementSupply Chain ManagementSystem ArchitectureLogistics RiskBusinessVehicle Routing ProblemVr ProblemTransportation Systems
Vehicle routing is critical for logistics execution, and emerging mobile and wireless connectivity technologies are enabling innovative real‑time VR and distribution management. The paper investigates how recent VR research trends can be leveraged to develop an integrated real‑time distribution management approach, proposing a system architecture for urban distribution and event‑driven vehicle management. The study reviews advances in VR and mobile technologies and proposes a system architecture for urban distribution and real‑time event‑driven vehicle management.
Vehicle routing (VR) is critical in successful logistics execution. The emergence of technologies and information systems allowing for seamless mobile and wireless connectivity between delivery vehicles and distribution facilities is paving the way for innovative approaches to real‐time VR and distribution management. This paper investigates avenues for building upon recent trends in VR‐related research towards an integrated approach to real‐time distribution management. A review of the advances to‐date in both fields, i.e. the relevant research in the VR problem and the advances in mobile technologies, forms the basis of this investigation. Further to setting requirements, we propose a system architecture for urban distribution and real‐time event‐driven vehicle management.
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