Problema de asignación para operaciones de comando dual en un almacén con un layout transversal y de espina de pescado
Resumen
Los procesos relacionados con el almacenamiento de productos se han convertido en un elemento estratégico de la administración de la cadena de suministro, ya que la eficiencia de toda la cadena se ve afectada por el desempeño de las operaciones del almacén y particularmente, por las operaciones de almacenamiento y recuperación de bienes. En este trabajo, nosotros abordamos un problema de asignación para operaciones de comando dual (almacenamiento-recolección) para un almacén con un diseño de layout en forma transversal y fishbone. Se utilizó un modelo de programación lineal para minimizar las distancias recorridas en los ciclos duales. La aportación de este trabajo es al estado del arte que permita ayudar a los administradores de la cadena de suministro a la toma de decisiones para elegir el mejor diseño del layout en un almacén donde se llevan a cabo operaciones de comando dual.
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