Search Results - subject:"Order processing"

Earnings announcements and the components of the bid‐ask spread : Evidence from the London Stock Exchange

Gregoriou, Andros - In: Journal of Economic Studies 40 (2013) 2, pp. 112-126

inventory holding and order processing cost components significantly decrease around the same period. Specifically, the economic … bid‐ask spread, even when they result in decreased inventory holding and order processing costs. Design … information is more pronounced, than the lower inventory and order processing costs due to the higher levels of trading volume …

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Hybrid methodology for measuring the utilization of advanced manufacturing technologies using AHP and TOPSIS

Singh, Harwinder; Kumar, Raman - In: Benchmarking: An International Journal 20 (2013) 2, pp. 169-185

Purpose – Globalisation and liberalization of today's markets economy has posed new challenges to all manufacturing organizations, irrespective of their size and sector, for effective utilization of advanced manufacturing technologies (AMTs) for sustaining their competitiveness. The purpose of...

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Determining number of zones in a pick-and-pack orderpicking system

Le-Duc, Tho (contributor); Koster, René de (contributor) - 2005

in warehouse, International Journal of Production Research 37(7), 1479-1504. Elsayed, E.A. and Lee, M.K., 1996, Order … processing in automated storage/retrieval systems with due dates, International Journal of Production Research 28(7), 567 …

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Travel time estimation and order batching in a 2-block warehouse

Le-Duc, Tho (contributor); Koster, René de (contributor) - 2004 - [Elektronische Ressource]

. Order processing in automated storage/retrieval systems with due dates. IIE Transactions 28, 567-577. Elsayed, E.A., Lee …

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Empirical study : order sharing between transportation companies may result in cost reductions between 5 to 15 percent

Cruijssen, Frans (contributor); Salomon, Marc (contributor) - 2004 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Empirical Study : Order Sharing between Transportation Companies May Result in Cost Reductions between 5 to 15 Percent

Cruijssen, F.; Salomon, Marc - 2004

In the traditional situation, all transportation companies had their own clients and their own set of transportation orders. In a situation with order sharing, transportation companies mutually share their data on transportation orders. This enables a much better allocation of orders to the...

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