Class Gestão de Armazéns

Warehouse management - Please see objectives and syllabus

Description of contents

S1: Warehouse Management;

S2: The Warehouse Concept;

S3: Warehouse Types;

S4: Warehouse Layout;

S5: Activity Classification and Storage Assessment;

S6: Main Warehouse Operations;

S7: Practical Examples of Simple Layout Changes;

S8: Information Systems;

S9: Future of the Warehouse or the warehouse of the future;

S10: Automation;

S11: Logistics 4.0

Classes are taught in a theoretical-practical model.

In the theoretical part: various concepts, their usefulness and applicability and the theoretical basis on which they are based are presented.

In the practical part, there is a large component of exposition of case studies or real practical cases, demonstrating, either through applied models or through technological systems, that the concepts and theory of this curricular unit are consistent with their practical applicability.

It is intended to make this bridge, in a perspective based on practical exemplification that well applied systems are added value to improve the activities in the warehouses, both in terms of productivity and in terms of error reduction. According to the university's evaluation regulation, the evaluation is as follows: 1 group work of 2/3 students present a PPT format work and discuss in class with other students

BALLOU, Ronald – Business Logistics/Supply Chain Management. 5ªed. New Jersey: Edition Internacional, 2004

BOWERSOX, Donald; CLOSS, David – Logistical Management: The Integrate Supply Chain Process. New York: Mcgraw-Hill Internacional Editons, 1996

CARVALHO, José Crespo – Logística. 3ªed. Lisboa: Edições Sílabo, 2004

CARVALHO, José Crespo – A Lógica da Logística. Lisboa: Edições Sílabo, 2004.

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