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Optimalization of material flow in automotive industry
Kolář, Tomáš ; Jirsák, Petr (advisor) ; Vinš, Marek (referee)
This master thesis is focussed on optimalization of material flow in an automotive company. First part introduce theoretical background. Automotive industry and its actual trends on global markets. Follows short introduction of the company where project of this thesis was executed. Main theoretical part describes concept of lean management, its tools in practical examples, but it is also focussed on philosophical approach to the work and mindset of the company. Follows the aplication part based on theoretical background. The whole project of this master thesis is focussed on specific area called PC store. At first this area is showed in context of overall material flow. Shortly there are introduced processes and areas where full material packaging flows. Follows deeper analysis and optimalization of PC store itself. There are three approaches of stock and lead time reduction applied. Last part shows the comparison of initial and future state including performed changes.
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Interoperability of electronic toll systems in road transport
Václavíková, Bohumila ; Zelený, Lubomír (advisor) ; Jirsák, Petr (referee)
This thesis deals with the issue of interoperability of electronic toll systems in road transport. The first chapter contains basic information from the charging of infrastructure with a focus on technology EFC systems. The second chapter focuses on chosen toll systems. The third chapter is focused on the European Electronic Toll Service and the basic concepts of interoperability. The fourth chapter is a key part dealing with interoperable EFC systems in Europe. The final part of this thesis evaluates this topic and summarizes the basic knowledge, while also evaluates the state of charging infrastructure in the Czech Republic and its possibility of development in the field of interoperability EFC.
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International supply chain of flowers
Gladyšev, Michail ; Jirsák, Petr (advisor) ; Kolář, Petr (referee)
This thesis focuses on international supply chain of flowers. The primary goal of this thesis is to analyse supply chain in context of international trade with this commodity and subsequent identification of problematic parts to which I find possible solutions. The secondary goal is to offer reader comprehensive image of how trade with flowers works, what kind of operations take place, what kind of logistics and processes are used and finally, how does it look in practice.
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Evaluation of warehouse workers productivity
Štěpánková, Anna ; Jirsák, Petr (advisor) ; Čech, Peter (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to create a new system to measure and evaluate the productivity of warehouse processes in Euromedia books wholesale warehouse. The Warehouse management system (WMS) is implemented in the warehouse, so the company has information about processes within warehouse. However, the system does not have any tool to measure and report the productivity of individual workers and shifts. So the manager of the warehouse does not have enough data for efficient human resource management. The basics of warehousing and the warehousing interrelationships are described in theoretical part of the thesis. The processes within warehouse are firstly described in general and then with direct connection to processes in the warehouse of the company Euromedia. The analytical part is dedicated to detailed analysis of output data from WMS from the time period from February until May 2015.The outcome of this analysis is a suggestion how to assign individual workers to shifts, how to measure the productivity of individual processes and how the productivities of different processes can be compared. At the end of the thesis, there are recommendations how to measure the productivity now and how to proceed in the future to achieve a more precise outcome of the productivity measurement. The proposed measures contribute to better and more efficient human resources management in Euromedias wholesales warehouse.
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Optimization of logistic processes in a specific organization
Kubát, Michael ; Říhová, Zora (advisor) ; Jirsák, Petr (referee)
This thesis is focused on some ways of optimizing logistic processes. In the theoretical part are described important terms which are going to introduce the reader to the processes, their analysis followed by optimization. Then there is the space devoted to the metrics by which processes are possible to be evaluated and managed. The practical part offers case study. It contains introduction to the organization, mapping of their processes, analysis of warehouse processes, and their subsequent evaluation and proposed improvements. Suggested improvements were made in the spirit of Lean Management. As another proposal to improve warehouse processes an analysis of inventories have been made and evaluated, which resulted in proposal for new layout of the warehouse, which will encourage further optimization.
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Analysis of the logistic processes in the international humanitarian response
Obenbergerová, Lucie ; Jirsák, Petr (advisor) ; Smejkal, Richard (referee)
This master thesis is showing the humanitarian logistics as a complex and important part of the humanitarian response. The theoretical part explains the specifics of a humanitarian environment and compares humanitarian and enterprise logistics. A part of the theory is focused on the international humanitarian response of the Czech Republic and its financial aspects. The application part of the thesis analyses each phase of the humanitarian supply chain with practical examples and is followed by instruments of the enterprise logistics that can be applied on humanitarian sector and that help to optimize the humanitarian supply chain and enhance the efficiency of the response in emergencies. The thesis provides the reader with two case studies from the field built on the experience of the logisticians from two international non-governmental organizations and with an assessment of these according to the aforementioned instruments.
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Analysis of the distribution chain in MILK-AGRO, spol. s. r. o.
Okošová, Andrea ; Jirsák, Petr (advisor) ; Tkáč, Miroslav (referee)
The present master´s thesis examines logistics processes in the company MILK- AGRO, spol. s. r. o., which focuses on food industry. The aim of the thesis is to analyse current processes in the company and propose improvements in cutting costs. Attention is paid to current stocking process and distribution of goods. The thesis includes theoretical basis of Green Logistics, its legislative requirements and smooth implementation which means the creation of a new green product for the company. Furthemore, there is an implementation of Reverse Logistics in the thesis based on detailed distribution information. The theoretical part of new product analyses legislative, motivational and distribution point of view. Additionally, the master´s thesis clarifies benefits and drawbacks of Reverse Logistics within the company. Lastly, the author recommends improvements in warehousing and a new distribution route.
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Application of Lean Six Sigma methodology in Doosan Bobcat logistics
Týřlová, Zuzana ; Martínez, Felipe (advisor) ; Jirsák, Petr (referee)
The focal point of this master thesis is Lean Six Sigma methodology and its application on project from practice. Company Doosan Bobcat that has its principles implemented provides this real background. Bobcat still improve and educate itself in this area. Company offered a project from its logistics department that should optimize parts preparation for their transport from one warehouse to another, for this thesis. The project is solved within DMAIC cycle that is firstly described theoretically and then applied on. Then, the tools that are used in individual cycle phases are described as well. The results of the thesis are improvement suggestions, their implementation plan and control plan.
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Optimization of the material flow in the internal logistics at the selected company
Huryta, Michal ; Jirsák, Petr (advisor) ; Martínez, Felipe (referee)
This Master's thesis deals with the optimization of the material flow between two areas of the production plant of the selected company. At the beginning of the thesis there is shown theoretical framework which is needed for subsequent analysis and determination of the proposals to improvement. In this part there is pointed out to the understanding of the process and the various concepts related to the process management. Furthermore, for the purposes of the application part there are selected and analyzed specific tools of lean manufacturing. These include for example the spaghetti diagram, the product / process matrix and the value stream mapping as the essential tool of this thesis. All this is complemented by ABC analysis. After that these methods are also applied in the practical part for solving the current project in the selected company. At first in solving the project there is dealt with the determination of the most problematic material flow between two areas of production plant. Then there is suggested the optimization solutions and all of this is also complemented by the economic evaluation of the whole project.
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