Logistics 4.

0
Introduction

 With the 4th industrial revolution, new technologies, such as artificial

intelligence, cloud computing, 3D printers and the Internet of Things
started to take greater prominence in the world of business.
 The influence of automation and digitization has huge impacts on
work–life balance, social life and industry worldwide.
 If a company intends to compete in the market, it has to adapt itself to
newly arising technologies.
 One of the sectors affected by the process that started with Industry 4.0
is logistics.
Introduction

 Industry 4.0 shows that logistics companies should keep up with such
technological advances.
 Since logistics is a highly engaged and central sector that is crucial for
industry, it must adapt itself to these innovations.
 For that reason, a concept called Logistics 4.0 has emerged.
 The concept of Logistics 4.0 denotes a process that causes an
increase in efficiency and a decrease in the costs of automation.
Evolution of Logistics
The four levels of warehouse handling systems
The Concept of Logistics 4.0

 Logistics businesses can create a difference by offering logistic

services that goes beyond the expectation of customers.
 Using information technology makes it easier for businesses to keep
payment, order and inventory records and tracking their customers.
Information technology is especially to be used in individualization,
consolidation, labeling and packaging, which all offer solutions with
significant benefits.
 Logistics 4.0 as a new logistic system that is flexible, transparent,
adaptable to market fluctuations, that lowers costs and supplies
customer needs in the fastest and plentiful way
The Concept of Logistics 4.0
The Concept of Logistics 4.0
The Concept of Logistics 4.0

Logistics 4.0 consists of autonomous subsystems where the behavior of

individual actors depends on other actors. These autonomous systems
interact with each other in order to reach their individual goals and to
ensure that the relevant parties can reach their goals.
The technical components of Logistics 4.0 are as follows:
i. Automatic Identification (RFID Technology)
ii. Real-time Locating Systems (RTLS)
iii. Smart Sensing (CPS, sensors)
iv. Networking (IoT, IoS, etc.)
v. Data analyzing (Big data, data mining)
vi. Internet for business service (IoS, ERP, Marketing)..
Supply Chain Management 4.0

 A supply chain is a network of suppliers, factories, warehouses,

distribution centers, retailers, and customers throughout the purchase,
conversion, production, and delivery of raw materials.
 Supply chain management is a series of concurrent activities that
enable the integration of suppliers, manufacturers, carriers, and
customers to ensure that the right product or service is delivered to the
right places at the right time
 Businesses are forced to expand their offer of products in order to
remain competitive in the market. As a result, they offer a high degree
of flexibility in supply chains, with a high degree of uncertainty.
Failures to cope with these uncertainties
Supply Chain Management 4.0

 As a result, the right products cannot be delivered to the customer at

the right time
 Such a situation is not only the problem of the company, but also
because of the high dependence of the supply chain can affect other
companies do business.
 The supply chain, which is a complex network, conducts these
activities effectively and efficiently depends on the rapid flow of
information and material
 Information technology is becoming an increasingly important issue
because supply networks are transforming into cyber physical
systems, one of the key elements of Industry 4.0
Supply Chain Management 4.0
Cyber-physical systems

 Cyber-physical systems are used in urban traffic control, emergency

response units, and security control networks. Cyber-physical systems
have both the information processing layer and the physical layers.
These systems work in conjunction with other cyber-physical systems
and take their decisions in harmony and perform their tasks in a
coordinated manner
 Performing identification, real-time monitoring, and tracking and
control functions in supply chain management can often involve many
difficulties. The main reasons for this situation include the presence of
many stakeholders in the system. IoT brings significant solutions to
the problems that arise in this regard.
Supply Chain Management 4.0
Internet of things

 Logistics is a key player prepared to benefit from the IoT revolution. It

is not very surprising that IoT and logistics are a perfect match since
every day millions of consignments are being handled, carried, tracked
and stacked by various machines, tools and humans.
 In logistics, IoT can connect different entities meaningfully throughout
a supply chain and then, can analyze the data obtained from these
new connections in order to spot potential improvement
 Thus, IoT leads to higher operational efficiency for logistics providers
by creating dynamic and automatic services that are specifically tuned
for their customers.
Supply Chain Management 4.0
Augmented reality

 AR (Augmented Reality) can provide some significant benefits.

 AR can provide the logistics providers with fast access to expected

information anytime and from anywhere.

 This is important in order to fully plan and execute intended duties

such as delivery and loading optimization, and also in order to provide
a better customer service.

 Most substantial AR solutions in logistics are the ones that optimize

the collection process
Supply Chain Management 4.0
3D printing
 There is an opportunity that the customer can print the product with 3D
printing technology as a complete final product from a printer, at any
time, in any place with desired features;
 This new manufacturing structure will cause a change in supply chain
management
 Because with 3D printing, by using only digital files, raw material and
printers, final product can be obtained close to the customer
 This customized manufacturing structure will decrease the stock
amount, square meter of required warehouse area and transportation
number.
 The growing requirement for mass customization and on-demand
printing will force the roles of the supply chain participants like
manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers and logistics providers.
 Exemple : UPS chose to work with partners as SAP, Fast Radius or
Adidas “Speedfactory
Supply Chain Management 4.0
The potential of Robotics

 Robotics are used in warehouse operations that are an important part

of logistics. Since routine activities are performed in warehouses in
general, the usage of static and nonautonomous or semi-autonomous
robotics is enough to run warehouse operations.
 A range of warehousing operations such as order picking, product
sorting, and preparing the dispatch that proper to customer orders
requires to use of intensive human force already. From this point of
view, supply chains and companies should increase the usage of
smart and autonomous robotic systems in the warehousing operations
to keep their competitive power
Supply Chain Management 4.0
Cloud Information Systems

 With the development of information technologies, the needs such as

transferring and storing data, and providing quick access to the data
have arisen. Cloud service providers have emerged on these needs.

 Businesses can stream and store data, and access it at any time over
a fixed portal thanks to cloud service providers which have advantages
such as low storage costs, working with cross platforms, fast data flow
and access facilities at any time

 The control of logistics sector in which various processes such as

transportation storage, distribution, vehicle tracking, and finance are
managed simultaneously has become much easier due to the
advantages provided by cloud technology.
Key benefits of Logistics 4.0

 Greater transparency and accuracy

 Leading to cost savings

 Increased interconnectedness

 Improved warehouse management

 Intelligent’ supply chain.

 Greater Agility.