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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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Storage system optimization in factory Dobrá voda
BRADÁČOVÁ, Lucie
This bachelor thesis is focused on the proposal of the storage system optimization in a selected company - Dobrá Voda. The theoretical part is dedicated to the definition of essential logistics concepts and processes, emphasizing the importance of the whole storage system functioning and the use of appropriate storage technologies. The practical part is devoted to the examination of the selected subject with a focus on the observation of sectional warehouse processes, which are subsequently evaluated. The data assessment and analysis contributes to making crucial decisions. The aim of the research is to find a critical factors of management and operation of the warehouse and suggest how to optimize individual parts of the warehouse processes and achieve an overall optimization of the storage system.
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Rationalisation of warehouse processes
Pazderová, Alena ; Pernica, Petr (advisor) ; Vinš, Marek (referee)
The aim of this diploma thesis is to analyse actual processes in the warehouse of Electrolux and to recommend changes which should contribute to increase in efficiency of these warehouse processes. The concept of logistics and integrated supply chains is defined in the theoretical part. Moreover, this part outlines the task of logistics in the company and the role of warehousing. The analytical part focuses on warehouse area and on warehouse processes in the warehouse of Electrolux. The crucial topic of this part is the evaluation of possible alternatives of warehouse processes rationalisation.
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The functioning of the distribution centre processing clothes in Great Britain today and after the possible automation of warehouse processes
Kúdelová, Lucie ; Pernica, Petr (advisor) ; Jirsák, Petr (referee)
The goal of this diploma is understanding and evaluation of the warehouse processes, the specification of problems and finding the best ways to deal with these drawbacks. The method used for the diploma is comparison. The theoretical part briefly focuses on the fashion logistics. The practical part then describes the distribution centre of the company Bonmarché Ltd. At first the functioning processes in all warehouse departments are specified and the problems are appointed. The second part focuses on the considered changes that would eliminate the problems. The final comparison will tell us whether these changes will solve the problems and enable the company to stay competitive on the British clothing market.
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