2015 : Inventory management optimization model with database synchronization through internet network (A simulation study)

Prof. Drs. Ec. Ir. Riyanarto Sarno M.Sc Ph.D



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In the past (classical supply chain) the supply of goods generally flow starts from factory or producer, then producer sent to a storage area called the warehouse. When finished goods are collected, the goods from storage area or warehouse (WH) is distributed to the distribution center (DC). Then after the goods were placed in the Distribution center, then the goods are shipped to the retailer (retailer). The drawback of this system is when there is a shortage of goods at the retail level, it takes a long time in the distribution of goods, from warehouse into the retailer. With the approach of the Physical Internet (PI), where the objective is to combine into a unified logistics network, the system is inter connected, the inventory can be shared through hubs that serve the market and distribution of resources. In other way, the function of warehouse and distribution center was replaced by hubs that serve to optimize transport andÂ …