2009 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Collaborative Transportation Planning in Complex Adaptive Logistics Systems: A Complexity Science-Based Analysis of Decision-Making Problems of “Groupage Systems”
Authors : Michael Hülsmann, Herbert Kopfer, Philip Cordes, Melanie Bloos
Published in: Complex Sciences
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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This paper aims to analyze decision-making problems in Groupage Systems from a complexity-science perspective. Therefore, the idea of Complex Adaptive Logistics Systems (CALS) and its inherent organization principle of autonomous co-operation and control will be presented. Furthermore, Groupage systems as a way to implement collaborative transportation planning will be introduced and, in combination with the idea of CALS, resulting decisionmaking problems for so-called ‘smart parts’ in logistics systems will be deduced.