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Conference Proceedings - CLC 2019
CLC 2019
December 2 - 4, 2019 / Tatra Hotel, Zakopane, Poland, EU
www.logisticon.cz
ISSN: 2694-9318
ISBN: 978-80-87294-96-3
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Co-authors:
Vozňáková Iveta
Abstract:
Logistics has not been considered as an "extra" important part of business processes in the past. Often, it was
underestimated and most often dealt as a last part of value added chains. [..]
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JARZĘBOWSKI Sebastian Kozminski University, Warsaw, Poland, EU, sjarzebowski@kozminski.edu.pl, izabeladalewska@kozminski.edu.pl
Co-authors:
DALEWSKA Izabela
Abstract:
In the last two decades, the topic of sustainability has moved from the edges of supply chain management
research to the mainstream and is now an area of substantial research activity. In particular topic of
sustainability exposed the short supply chains (SSCs). [..]
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KIBA-JANIAK Maja Wroclaw University of Economics and Business, Wroclaw, Poland, EU, maja.kiba-janiak@ue.wroc.pl, jaroslaw.witkowski@ue.wroc.pl, anna.baraniecka@ue.wroc.pl
Co-authors:
Witkowski Jarosław
Baraniecka Anna
Abstract:
The main aim of the paper is the identification of the scope and barriers of organization and operation of
Japanese supply chains and networks in the different socio-economic condition in Poland. In the paper the six
in-depth case studies of first tier-suppliers from automotive sector have been analysed in terms of facility
location, planning, organization and control of processes, transport and warehousing, purchasing and
inventory management, distribution and customer service, eco-logistics, supply chain social responsibility,
production logistics, research and development, information technology, cooperation with local authority. [..]
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MARSZEWSKA Joanna R. Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland, EU, rokimi@op.pl
Abstract:
This paper discusses different types of major natural disasters risk which occurred in the past that may
unexpectedly severely disrupt automakers supply chain networks in Japan in the future. Due to the high risk
of natural hazards such as earthquakes or tsunami, it seems that Japan created the best prepared for
disruptions industrial supply chain in the world. [..]
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BARTOSEK Vladimir Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Business and Management, Brno, Czech Republic, EU, bartosek@fbm.vutbr.cz, jurova@fbm.vutbr.cz
Co-authors:
JUROVA Marie
Abstract:
The paper is based on the findings and conclusions of an investigation into the position of companies in the
South Moravia Region. The application of logistics management as the main tool of strategic management
requires the understanding of the present level of logistic conceptions in the business sphere. [..]
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BESTA Petr VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic, EU, petr.besta@vsb.cz
Co-authors:
BEZECNÝ Jan
MALČIC Tomáš
Abstract:
The blast furnace process is a collection of a large number of physicochemical, thermal and mechanical
processes. All processes do not run in isolation, but in parallel and in a certain interaction. [..]
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KOWALCZYK Małgorzata AGH University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics, Cracow, Poland, EU, bzwol@agh.edu.pl
Co-authors:
ZWOLIŃSKA Bożena
Abstract:
The more complex a production process is, the more difficult it is to estimate accurately the production tasks
times. The Project Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) is one of the most frequently used methods for
evaluating the project lead times (also sets of production tasks). [..]
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MAŁKUS Tomasz Cracow University of Economics, Cracow, Poland, EU, malkust@uek.krakow.pl
Abstract:
Return of products to supplier, as well as transfer of waste and recyclable materials to places of further use
are treated as the last stage of the flow of goods through the enterprise. This stage of logistics activity is of
particular importance in the company, especially in the conditions of the development of the concept of
sustainable development. [..]
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HUSINEC Michal Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague, Department of Systems Engineering, Prague, Czech Republic, EU, husinecmt@pef.czu.cz
Co-authors:
ŠUBRT Tomáš
FEJFAR Jiří
CHAMRADA Daniel
Abstract:
The problem of current freight transport lies in a plenty of smaller shipments that are delivered daily to the
same collection points. Consumers and Distribution centers have found the possibility to reduce the amount
of money in stock if they order only those goods that they are able to sell in a short time. [..]
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KARKULA Marek AGH University of Science and Technology, Cracow, Poland, EU, mkarkula@zarz.agh.edu.pl, jduda@zarz.agh.edu.pl, iskalna@zarz.agh.edu.pl
Co-authors:
DUDA Jerzy
SKALNA Iwona
Abstract:
Strong competition in the logistics industry requires increasingly better vehicle route planning (VRP). Not
surprisingly, for several years we can observe increasing interest in developing optimization tools for solving
real logistics problems. [..]
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LASKOWSKA-RUTKOWSKA Aleksandra Lazarski University, Poland, EU, a.laskowska@lazarski.edu.pl
Abstract:
The dynamic development of air transport worldwide and, as a result, problems with airport capacity affect
many countries, including Poland. According to forecasts, the main Polish airport located in Warsaw will reach
its saturation capacity in 2022.
Consequently, the airport system in Poland is undergoing significant transformations to become a hub-andspoke
based model. [..]
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WINCEWICZ-BOSY Marta General Tadeusz Kosciuszko Military University of Land Forces, MULF, Wroclaw, Poland, EU, marta.wincewicz-bosy@awl.edu.pl, maria.mankowska@awl.edu.pl
Co-authors:
MAŃKOWSKA Maria
Abstract:
The organization and implementation of multinational exercises is an important element of NATO's activities.
Exercises continue to ensure that Allies are able to meet NATO’s level of ambition, and to demonstrate that
capability for deterrence purposes. Implementation of exercises helps to strengthen the bond between
participating units, but above all allows you to actually improve procedures and strategies. [..]
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CHAMRADA Daniel Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague, Prague, Czech Republic, EU, chamrada@pef.czu.cz, subrt@pef.czu.cz
Co-authors:
ŠUBRT Tomáš
Abstract:
This research paper deals with the possible logistics measures in the inception phase of disaster management
model. The inception phase is a potential new element of the disaster management model and could be
specified as a significant time range between the emergence of disaster and its impact. [..]
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MILEWSKI Radoslaw MULF - General Tadeusz Kosciuszko Military University of Land Forces, Wroclaw, Poland, EU, radoslaw.milewski@awl.edu.pl, michal.kwiatkowski@awl.edu.pl
Co-authors:
KWIATKOWSKI Michał
Abstract:
Processes in the area of supply logistics require managers to make effective and efficient decisions. This
applies to a large extent to the public finance sector but practice shows that it covers the interface area of both
sectors. [..]
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PATERAK Sławomir General Tadeusz Kosciuszko - Military University of land Forces, Wrocław, Poland, EU, slawomir.paterak@awl.edu.pl, marta.wincewicz-bosy@awl.edu.pl
Co-authors:
WINCEWICZ-BOSY Marta
Abstract:
For military logistics a special area are processes related to the sphere of food. Proper planning of purchases,
deliveries and storage, and their right implementation, in the context of changing conditions determining the
state of the environment (peace, crisis or war), are an important area of tasks for military logistics. [..]
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KOWALSKI Kazimierz MULF - general Tadeusz Kosciuszko Military University of Land Forces, Faculty of Management, Logistics Department, Wroclaw, Republic of Poland, EU, kazimierz.kowalski@awl.edu.pl, wiktor.biernikowicz@awl.edu.pl, jacek.ryczynski@awl.edu.pl, maciej.szukalski@awl.edu.pl
Co-authors:
BIERNIKOWICZ Wiktor
RYCZYNSKI Jacek
SZUKALSKI Maciej
Abstract:
Problems of logistics support of weapon systems in their life cycle operation and support phase, especially
considering its modernization are presented in the paper. In the introduction inevitability of the modernization
process of crucial weapon systems was emphasized. [..]
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CHAMIER-GLISZCZYŃSKI Norbert Koszalin University of Technology, Koszalin, Poland, EU, norbert.chamier-gliszczynski@tu.koszalin.pl
Co-authors:
Kostrzewski Mariusz
Abstract:
The article concerns the application of industrial robots (IR) in selected areas of logistics. In the article there
are given premises, from the point of view of which it is worth to consider issues focused around robotics in
the context of Logistics 4.0 (L4.0). [..]
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DUDEK Marek AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Management, Department of Business Management, Poland, EU, mdudek@zarz.agh.edu.pl
Abstract:
Contemporary production enterprises keep seeking organizational capabilities to enable them to function in
the network environment. The requirements of Industry 4.0 for production virtualization and digitalization, cloud
manufacturing or extended manufacturing impose the requirement to use system integration tools, intelligent
robotization and automation or fast reconfiguration, as well as a package of methods and tools that accompany
organizational changes. [..]
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KUTÁČ Tomáš VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic, EU, tomas.kutac@vsb.cz, josef.kutac@vsb.cz, kamila.janovska@vsb.cz, eva.svecova@vsb.cz
Co-authors:
KUTÁČ Josef
JANOVSKÁ Kamila
ŠVECOVÁ Eva
Abstract:
This article deals with possibilities in selecting the most accurate allocation of overhead costs of logistic and
other supporting activities to primary (production) activities in cases where outputs of cooperating support
activities in manufacturing enterprises are reciprocally consumed. A reciprocal consumption of outputs of
supply, transport and maintenance activities, where the outputs of supply and transport activities are consumed
by maintenance activities and the outputs of maintenance activities are consumed by supply and transport
activities can serve as an example.. [..]
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SAMOLEJOVÁ Andrea VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic, EU, andrea.samolejova@vsb.cz, martin.lampa@vsb.cz, dominika.hruba@post.cz
Co-authors:
LAMPA Martin
HRUBÁ Dominika
Abstract:
Nowadays, manufacturing companies are trying to automate production as much as possible according to the
Industry 4.0 trend, leading not only to job reduction, but usually also to a greater division of labor and routine
for the remaining employees. However, repeated movements in handling materials or products as results of
the job division lead to sooner physical and mental exhaustion, and sometimes even to occupational diseases.
Businesses must then seek out new workers and, in addition, bear large, extra costs for the affected workers
compensations. [..]
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