Simulation of Procedure for Processing of Consignments in Delivery Company

Gabriel Fedorko; Zdenek Cujan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.803.136

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Simulation of Procedure for Processing of Consignments in Delivery Company

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Computer simulation is an efficient and useful tool intended for simulation of various logistic processes [1]. The main purpose of this article is description of a simulation model and presentation of its application possibilities with regard to analysis of procedures specified for processing of consignments in storage of a delivery company.

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Forwarding, Simulation, Sorting, Transport

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