Abstract
Complexity of the logistics processes implemented is increasing as a result of striving to satisfy individual custom-er needs regarding the companies. Defining the operational characteristics of these processes is a growing challenge for logistics experts. Incorrectly defined operating characteristics can result in significant losses (e.g. unjustified investment, unsatisfied customer requirements, etc.). A simulation investigational method for the determination of operating characteristics has been developed on the basis of experience gained in industrial research con-ducted in the last years. I believe that the investigational process that will be presented will be useful to many professionals in implementing a simulation examinational process.
Highlights
Nowadays, there is a clear trend towards diversification of customer needs, with the result that only companies that are able to produce customized products that are often required by customers at a low cost and/or high-quality level can remain competitive
Innovative design of simulation methods for installing the objects of technological processes related to small-scale production of parts of the tool factory at the Audi Hungaria Motor Ltd (Participants: Dr Péter Tamás, Dr Béla Illés, Sándor Tollár)
SUMMARY The paper describes the processes that significantly contribute to the increase of the complexity of logistics systems
Summary
There is a clear trend towards diversification of customer needs, with the result that only companies that are able to produce customized products that are often required by customers at a low cost and/or high-quality level can remain competitive. The application of new industry 4.0 technologies [4,5] becomes more and more important, including simulation examination of the investigated logistics systems. I have been participated in several industrial research projects in recent years [6] at the Institute of Logistics, University of Miskolc, the most important of which are the following:. Innovative design of simulation methods for installing the objects of technological processes related to small-scale production of parts of the tool factory at the Audi Hungaria Motor Ltd (Participants: Dr Péter Tamás, Dr Béla Illés, Sándor Tollár). One of the objectives of these research projects was to determine the operational characteristics of an limited logistics system, which allowed minimizing the risks inherent in the design/development decisions of the company under the examination. The steps of the simulation test method developed to determine the operational characteristics based on practical experience are presented
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