CLC - Carpathian Logistics Congress

Conference Proceedings - CLC 2023

CLC 2023 - Carpathian Logistics Congress
November 8 - 10, 2023 / Wellness Hotel Step, Prague, Czech Republic, EU
www.logisticon.cz
ISSN: 2694-9318
ISBN: 978-80-88365-17-4

 

The 11th Carpathian Logistics Congress CLC 2023 took place in Prague (Czech Republic) on November 8 - 10, 2023. The congress was organised by Škoda Auto University in cooperation with Technical University of Košice, AGH University of Krakow and other important partners. More than 90 participants from 9 countries listened to 32 lectures and viewed 29 posters.

We were pleased that Škoda Logistics was again the main partner of the CLC Congress hosted in the Czech Republic.

The congress was opened with an online lecture by Prof. Thomas Wimmer from Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) e.V. (Germany). He dedicated his lecture to current trends and challenges in supply chain management. The following plenary lecture was given by Dr. Michal Demečko from Škoda Auto (Czech Republic). This lecture dealt with the transition from engine to battery production (automation of logistics processes in battery production). In the third lecture, Prof. Ingo Gestring from HTW Dresden University of Applied Sciences (Germany), addressed the question: will the new german supply chain act save the world? Impressions from different countries. The last plenary lecture was given by Prof. Agnieszka Tubis from Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Poland), where she introduced the operational risk in Logistics 4.0 systems.

However, the thematic scope of the lectures at the conference was traditionally much broader. Researchers presented innovations not only in supply chain management (SCM), strategy and planning, suitanable logistics processes or advanced logistics technologies, but also in AI-based logistics application or challenges of artificial intelligence in Logistics and SCM.

Friday's programme was devoted to the topic of artificial intelligence, with three invited lectures on Challenges of AI in Logistics presented by experts from Brno University of Technoly, ADASTRA and Škoda Auto. For pre-registered participants there was also a practical workshop by Prof. Thomas Liebetruth from the University of Applied Sciences (Germany) dedicated to AI in a daily work with practical demonstrations and a subsequent panel discussion with experts in this field with the participation of a virtual expert.

The prize for the best poster has been awarded to Jakub Kovalčík from Technical University of Košice (Slovakia). In his poster he presented the Possibilities of Building Robotic Workplaces with the Help of Educational Robots. Also, two honorable mentions have been awarded to Norbert Chamier- Gliszczyński, Adam Wyszomirski, Marcin Olkiewicz and Joanna Dyczkowska from Koszalin University of Technology (Poland) and to David Staš and his colleague Tomáš Malčic from Škoda Auto University (Czech Republic).

On Thursday afternoon, congress participants had the opportunity to visit the Škoda Auto plant and take part in an excursion of top-class solutions in Škoda Logistics.

The next 12th CLC Congress will be held in 2024 in Krakow (Poland).

 

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PLAJNER Martin Institute of Information Theory and Automation, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic, EU, plajner@utia.cas.cz
Co-authors: PETŘÍK Theodor
Abstract: In our prior research, we formulated a technique for planning distribution strategy amid future uncertainties. Conventional planning methods, which involve designing potential scenarios and defining probabilities, frequently face difficulties because of unforeseeable future events. [..] Read more
TURI Attila https://doi.org/10.37904/clc.2023.4815
Abstract: The purpose of this paper was to emphasize the importance of data accuracy within internal logistics systems and their extended influence on supply chains in automotive industry through a 6 month case study conducted on 3 first tier original equipment manufacturers (OEM) based in Western Romania.Data collection and analysis revealed that main issues arise due to ordering quantities mismatching actual customer demand, a wide range of order lot sizes, lead times and delivery reliability concerns and the reluctance to shift away from mainstream cost-effectiveness and towards strategic added value thinking. These issues sourced significant other related operational challenges such as excessive inventory, short-term stockouts and subsequent express shipping services or product-related inconveniences (quality and capacity levels, contracted volumes and dedicated lines).The paper sources different logistics and supply chain approaches used by the 3 OEMs, their features and operational performance, as well as their overall effectiveness which can be applied by other automotive industry suppliers to improve own results. [..] Read more
POLLÁK František University of Economics in Bratislava, Faculty of Business Management, Bratislava, Slovakia, EU, frantisek.pollak@euba.sk, peter.markovic@euba.sk, kristian.kalamen@euba.sk, zuzana.dzilska@euba.sk
Co-authors: MARKOVIČ Peter KALAMEN Kristián DZILSKÁ Zuzana
Abstract: The aim of the study is to provide an analytical view to the gradual development in the issue of online reputation management of courier, delivery and shipping companies, or the entire logistics chain associated with the electronic commerce ecosystem. The research is carried out as a follow-up to the previous year, in which basic measurements were implemented to define the initial state of the topic. [..] Read more
JAGODA Agnieszka Wroclaw University of Economics and Business, Poland, EU, agnieszka.jagoda@ue.wroc.pl, maja.kiba-janiak@ue.wroc.pl, malgorzata.krzywonos@ue.wroc.pl
Co-authors: KIBA JANIAK Maja - KRZYWONOS Małgorzata KOŁAKOWSKI Damian
Abstract: The actions of the European Commission, as well as the sustainability goals developed by the UN, are forcing companies to take steps towards a circular economy. One such product that can be potential reused is PU foam from appliance equipment. [..] Read more
STANIUK Wiesław Uniwersytet Pomorski w Słupsku, Słupsk, Polska, EU, wieslaw.staniuk@upsl.edu.pl
Co-authors: STANIUK Michał CHAMIER-GLISZCZYŃSKI Norbert
Abstract: Management of the logistics system in an AUTOMOTIVE production plant involves planning processes in which methods and standards are applied, including APS, S&OP, SCM and others. Planning and scheduling for a plant in the AUTOMOTIVE industry requires consideration of information, material, capital and human resources requirements in relation to the production capacity and the availability of resources.In the article, a logistics planning process is presented according to the PL9A method. [..] Read more
KOZINA Andrzej Cracow University of Economics, Poland, EU, kozinaa@uek.krakow.pl
Co-authors: MAŁKUS Tomasz
Abstract: The subject of consideration in the paper are negotiations conducted within the supply chain, between its main participants, including parties cooperating in preparation of offer for final customers, parties supporting chain in logistics, as well as other external stakeholders. The objective of the paper is to distinguish and describe strategies of such negotiations, based on the authors' original concept. [..] Read more
ZAPLETAL František VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic, EU, frantisek.zapletal@vsb.cz
Co-authors: TRUMIĆ Rijad
Abstract: Handling the uncertainty in decision-making is always a challenge in practice. This holds also when choosing the most suitable strategy towards suppliers. [..] Read more
BURCHART Dorota Silesian University of Technology, Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering, Katowice, Poland, EU, dorota.burchart@polsl.pl
Abstract: The main results of the international project "Virtual Open Course of Automotive Life Cycle Assessment" aLIFEca was developing LCA MOOC (life cycle assessment massive open online course) for transport sector. The LCA MOOC included results of scientific research of life cycle assessment and environmental footprints of vehicles and transport fuels like: conventionally powered vehicles, battery electric vehicles and fuel cell electric vehicles. [..] Read more
KOMAN Gabriel University of Žilina, Faculty of management science and informatics, Žilina, Slovak Republic, EU, gabriel.koman@fri.uniza.sk, Silvia.Krupova@uniza.sk
Co-authors: KRÚPOVÁ Silvia
Abstract: The logistics industry is experiencing digitalization and faces growing customer demands, fierce competition, and internationally connected markets. At the same time, the logistics industry is under pressure through political environmental decisions. [..] Read more
KALETA Jacek Samat Polska sp. z o.o., ul. Opolska 18, 31-323 Kraków, Poland, EU, jacek.kaleta@samat.pl
Co-authors: KARKULA Marek TARCZYŃSKI Grzegorz
Abstract: The paper presents a real decision problem regarding the issue of planning the supply of LPG (a popular fuel in Poland) to petrol stations. A description of the elements of the decision problem is presented: inventory in station readings and forecasts, petrol station categorization, and planning and scheduling of tank truck delivery journeys. [..] Read more
FÁBRY Jan Škoda Auto University, Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic, EU, fabry@savs.cz, tomas.smolik@skoda-auto.cz
Co-authors: SMOLÍK Tomáš
Abstract: Route planning currently deals with an increase in demands that must be satisfied swiftly and at the lowest possible costs. This is also the case with KOPOS Kolín Company, which is one of the largest manufacturers of electrical installation materials. [..] Read more
LOUDOVA Veronika ,2,3University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology, Pardubice, Czech Republic, EU, Veronika.loudova@student.upce.cz, Lenka.branska@upce.cz, Michal.patak@upce.cz
Co-authors: BRANSKA Lenka PATAK Michal
Abstract: Product packaging plays an important role not only in managing direct and reverse material flows, but also in managing value for individual customer segments or micro-segments. While the design of secondary and tertiary packaging is more important from a supply chain management perspective, primary packaging is the most important for end consumers. [..] Read more
HVĚZDOVÁ Gabriela ,2,3University of Pardubice, Faculty of chemical technology, Pardubice, Czech Republic, EU, gabriela.hvezdova@student.upce.cz, michal.patak@upce.cz, lenka.branska@upce.cz
Co-authors: PATÁK Michal BRANSKÁ Lenka
Abstract: Sustainable business requires changes in the management of logistics activities. One of these activities is packaging, which has recently attracted the attention of many stakeholders in the supply chain. [..] Read more
BRADÁČ Josef , 2, 3 ,4, 5, 6 Škoda Auto University, Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic, EU, josef.bradac@savs.cz, martin.folta@savs.cz, jiri.machuta@skoda-auto.cz, jiri.slaby@skoda-auto.cz, jan.jelinek9@skoda-auto.cz, michael.smolik@skoda-auto.cz
Co-authors: FOLTA Martin MACHUTA Jiří SLABÝ Jiří JELÍNEK Jan SMOLIK Michael
Abstract: In the automotive industry, as in other industries, there is a clear drive to achieve higher efficiency in industrial processes, energy savings, waste minimization and reduction of greenhouse gases. This effort extends to both production areas and associated areas such as logistics. [..] Read more
DEREŃ Klaudia CASUS – Center for Advanced Systems Understanding, Autonomous Systems Division, Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) section, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V. (HZDR), Görlitz, Germany, EU, k.deren@hzdr.de , a.zurek@hzdr.de
Co-authors: ŻUREK Arkadiusz
Abstract: Asset inventories in both the public and private sectors play a key role in managing assets and maintaining accurate asset records. Traditional inventory methods are often associated with various risks. [..] Read more
ŠPIRKOVÁ Simona Technical University of Košice, Institute of Logistics and Transportation, Košice, Slovakia, EU, simona.spirkova@tuke.sk, martin.straka@tuke.sk
Co-authors: STRAKA Martin
Abstract: Developments in the field of computing simulation bring new research opportunities for the field of logistics as well. The Industry 4.0 concepts and trends also brought a new topic which focus on the design of robotic workplace in particular manufacturing halls or companies. [..] Read more
PAVLOV Nikola University of Belgrade - Faculty of Transport and Traffic Engineering, Belgrade, Serbia, n.pavlov@sf.bg.ac.rs, mladen.bozic@sf.bg.ac.rs, milica.radevic@sf.bg.ac.rs
Co-authors: BOŽIĆ Mladen RADEVIĆ Milica
Abstract: Contemporary business conditions identify warehousing as a key component of supply chain (SC) efficiency It can appear in all stages of SC implementation, from the supply of raw materials to the delivery of finished products to customers. The warehouse is a place of transformation of goods flows in which numerous processes are carried out. [..] Read more
FOLTA Martin , 2 Škoda Auto University, Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic, EU, martin.folta@savs.cz, josef.bradac@savs.cz
Co-authors: BRADÁČ Josef MEŠKO Martin
Abstract: The industrial landscape, including the automotive sector, is constantly striving for transformation in alignment with the principles of Industry 4.0 and broader digital transformation objectives. While numerous research papers elaborate on these concepts, they often do so in abstract terms, resulting in a notable gap between theory and actual implementation. [..] Read more
SAWICKI Piotr Poznań University of Technology, Poznań, Poland, EU, piotr.sawicki@put.poznan.pl, hanna.sawicka@put.poznan.pl
Co-authors: SAWICKA Hanna
Abstract: This paper refers to the problem of delivery process improvement. The subject of supply are parts and components for a vehicle production company. [..] Read more
Co-authors: TÜRKER Ahmet Yesevi GÜNEY Hasan USTAOĞLU Ahmet KANTAR Deniz
Abstract: In domestic road operations, the demand for increased efficiency and performance is on the rise. To enhance operational efficiency and minimize costs, it becomes crucial to generate dynamic pricing for routes through digital media. [..] Read more
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