Methods of Storage Management in the System iCIM 3000

Miriam Matúšová; Martina Kusa

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.693.38

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Methods of Storage Management in the System iCIM 3000

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Storage is one of the most important parts of logistics, which ensures storage of the products at the place and between the place of production and place of usage. Basic role of storage is equilibration and harmonization of differences among differently designed material flows. Selection of a suitable method, which monitors the storage control, is a main decision of the plant representatives. Each method is suitable for a particular materials and different types of production process. Presently, accent is placed at the modeling and simulation of monitored processes in production system. Main reason for simulation is early identification of problems and deficiencies, which could cause significant problems in a real production process.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 693)

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December 2014

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Miriam Matúšová, Martina Kusa

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Logistic, Management, Methods, Storage, System

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