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INTRODUCTION

Industry 4.0 - Logistics of the future

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDqFhv3vrZc&feature=youtu.be

Our world has grown closer a new data architecture has bridged vas spaces a global
network has merged in which people their environment and machines can communicate
continuously. This has led to a high standard of safety comfort and efficiency and has
changed society and our daily lives every. Every day we used thousands of web
applications and virtually all of our work processes are coordinated by data streams. Life
is communication.

Borders have been broken down between manufacturers, clients, partners and suppliers
and a practical ultra-efficient fusion of potential. The entire lifecycle of a product is
shaped by automated and highly networked processes concept production delivery
(Intelligent networks) and service are digitally guided and share all their process
information. The heart of this is logistics. It guarantees the perfect flow of goods and
materials. People and machines cooperate efficniently. Digital warehouse- Real and
Digitalized processes in one unit our transport units communicate with each other and
then assemble into goods know their destination thus the can order transport on their
own. All pallets and everything is in the information.
Automated service processes. Networks selfprovided- refers to their produces their
energy, storage, vechicles,

All information convergency to the head of the organization. Every vehicle uses all that
they need, even the requirement of the products. Network multifunctional trucks but
every develop is a valuable step into the sea new era Sites set firmly on the future.
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IBM and Maersk demo: Cross-border supply chain solution on blockchain

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdhpYQCWnCw&feature=youtu.be

Global trade functions much as it has since the introduction of the shipping container in
1956. Manual paper-based processes are still common and information about the status
of good is locked away in organizational silos. Today 90% of goods in global trade are
carried by these shipping with the supply chain slowed by the complexity and sheer
volume of point to point communication across a loosely coupled web of land
transportation providers, freight forwarders, customer brokers, goverments, ports and
ocean carriers.
IBM and Maersk have a distribution permission platform accessible by the supply chain
ecosystem designed to exchange event data and handle document workflows Maersk
and IBM are employing blockchain technology to create a global tamper proof system
for digitizing trade workflow and tracking shipments end to end. Eliminating frictions
including costly. Point to point communications the collaboration will launch with the
potential ability to track millions of container journeys per year and integrate with
customs authorities on selected trade lanes in a recent test in a journey from Kenya to
Rotterdam 20 stacks papers. Floers

Global Supply chains. All the information in the platform and simultaneously the update
is done. The documents are capture and put on the web where you can see who did it.
GSC offers Secure data exchange and tamper proof repository for these documents.
Significantly reduce delays and fraud, saving billions of dollar annually. According with
the World Trade Organization WTO these could increase worldwide GDP BY ALMOST
FIVE Percent and total trade vo,lume by 15 percent.

AMAZON GLOBAL LOGISTICS TECHNOLOGIES

https://youtu.be/1PHwq1-f62k
Drones deliveries and machines learning. The package will be picked up by local
transportation and taken to a processing facility. Automation and robotics will assist in
preparing it for shipment and new systems would allow to clear customs in minutes
instead of days. Local solution with available resources.

INTERNET OF THINGS & LOGISTICS

IoT is defined as physical objects connected to the internet. IOT-enable capabilities:

 Automation of business processes
 Optimization of people, system and assets
 Application of analytics
Value added by establishing data connections with assets to drive business change.
Predicted to generate net profits os 8 millin dollars in the next decade.
Application of IoT
 Traffic monitoring
 Intelligent Home
 Smart cities
 Smart Healthcare
 Smart Cars
 Intelligent infrastructure
 Smart Parking
 Animal Tracking
 Emergency treatment facilities
 Track usage of drugs
The intangible is connecting people, processes, data and thing. Looking at machine to
machine, machine to person and person to person connection. These connection will
provide increaded efficiency by utilizing data analysis and the application of digital
information. THE Internet of everything tis predicted to be value at 19 trillion dollars in
the next 10 years.
The video is a study DHL and Cisco looked particulary DHL business from warehouse
operations, freight transportation and last Mile Delivery
How can be used:
Warehousing operations
 Smart-invetory management
 Damage detection
  Real-time visibility
 Accurate inventory control
Benefits: Optimal asset utilization, Predictive maintenance, Health and Safety.

Sensord in greight transport

 Fleet management
 Predictive asset maintenance
Security – Technology can make a difference: 1. Tracking freight from point of origin thru
last mile delivery decreases theft. 2. Enhances customer experience with detailed order
tracking. 3. Decreased theft saves billions.

Last Mile delivery: IoT and mail delivery/pickup

 Optimize mail pickup
 Notify customer of delivery
 Flexible delivery address
 Maximize return trip
IoT: Automatic replenishment and anticipatory shipping
 Smart lockers
 Delivery on first attempt
 Tracking expiration dates
 Anticipate Orders
Success Factors for IoT in logistics
 Standardize global approach to unique identifiers
 Seamless interoperability for exchanging overcoming privacy issues
 Establishment of data ownership and overcoming privacy issues
 Clear focus on reference architecture standards
 Change in business mindset to embrace the full potential of the IoT
Challenges in IoT
Sensor technology in freight transport is still working with proprietary protocols and
software
Standardization of hardware and software systems will be required to streamline data
collection and support across industries and vendors
Mass data storage is needed for vast amount od information
Introduces new security vulnerabilities by hackers, cybercriminals, terrorist, mischief
makers, and others who wish to do harm.
Outlook of IoT
 Positive impact on the economy
 Significant changes in logistics
 Significant changes in society
 Greater efficiency & productivity
 New sources of economic growth
 Job Creation
 Better Health and Wellbeing
 Improved Environmental sustainability

The TOP 10 SC INNOVATION

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THE NEED FOR WAREHOUSE AUTOMATION

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W2 - IT in logistics: Objects identification - Automatic identification, Barcodes.

Barcode technology improving patient safety

Innovative system to administer medications. The ultimate benefit if electronic

medication administration is patient safety. They get the correct medication, the correct
dose. We can scan their patients’s writband and their medication profile comes up with
the computer that we have at the bedside right next to the patient and we can do is
ensure that their medication profile matches up with the medication for diginf them any
changes that come off throughout the medication administration process we can take
care of a physician makes a change we can change it and it also allows the staff to heve
much more time to care of the patient. Mount Auburn Hospital

24 Types of Barcodes and Their Uses

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-4HTNxIVdE&feature=youtu.be

Code 39: By inventors dr. Davis Aller and Ray Stevens in 1974 its popularity can be
attributed to the fact that ever since 1981. Can be read by humans
Comnbination of number and codes, information of the content and everything about
the product. A barcode scanner tranfers this information to the connected computer.
Black lines encoded version of the number single quote one single quote while white
space denotes single quote zero single quote. The binary number system represents
numbers in the form of one second and zero seconds. Types
 1d barcodes: The first developed, also called linear barcode. In product and slash
debit cards. Different types with different number of characters (NUMBERs)
 Code 128: with horizontal
 Industrial 2-5: Separating the bars. Warehouse firms. Similar to industrial
 UPC-E: Product – manufacturer code. Small packaging Two dimensional
 Aztec Code: Dark squares and in the center, also includes more information .
Transportation, tickets,
 Code 16K alphanumeric data. Health care industry PDF is derivate of Code 128.
 Compact Pdf417: Code BCDO – Driver licenses. Industry with space constraint.
 Micro PDF417: It’s a correction of the other. Symbol size in reduction
 Data Matrix: Combination of different 2D squares code. Lotteries, Id Card,
Medication packaging, etc. Alphanumeric.
 Tsemacode: phones, camaras, to capture web sides.

QR Codes and Barcodes as Fast As Possible

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYvqFV4Rf8c&feature=youtu.be

Bard codes stores information that can be read and interpreted by machines. It comes
from Norman Joseph Woodland inspired by a conversation that he overheard and taking
inspiration from morse codes dots and dashes theorized by shining a bright light at a
series of elongated dots and dashes then using a machine to read the pattern of light
reflection back to a receiver remember black absorbs light and white reflects it one
could quickly read stocking codes for groceries dramatically simplifying records keeping
and speeding up the customer experience in one fell swoop. When combined with laser
technology a milliwatt helium-neon in the early days barcodes becames the quickly way
to read alphanumeric characters.
UPC is the most common that encode data in different fashions and can only be read by
compatible scanners and software. They are limited to about 20 alphanumeric
characters. That is where QR or quick response codes developed in 1994 come in. These
consist of black dots arranged in a square grid on a white background and they’ve got a
couple of significant advantages while the venerable barcode function sin just one Qr
works in 2 dimensions and can hold up to 350 times the information of a UPC barcode
with finer or higher dpi prints capable of holding more information than fuzzy ones. They
have biulr in error correction making them less susceptible to damage from water, wear
and tear or killer penguins and they are much easier to read with a camera vs. a
specialized reader meaning that throwing a QR code onto your product will allow a
marketer to direct smarthphone equipped shoppers to see more detailed product
information, check out educational videos.
3D codes already exist but with the way that 24/7 internet connectivity and cloud-based
image are advancing with reality galsses or contact lenses at something and having its
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