Performance evaluation of interconnected logistics networks confronted to hub disruptions

Yanyan Yang (1) , Shenle Pan (1) , Eric Ballot (1)

1 CGS i3 - Centre de Gestion Scientifique i3

This paper investigates performance of interconnected logistics networks confronted to disruptions at hub level. With traditional supply chain network design, companies define and optimize their own logistics networks, resulting in current logistics systems being a set of independent heterogeneous logistics networks. The concept of PI aims to integrate independent logistics networks into a global, open, interconnected system. Prior research has shown that the new organization can reduce the actual transportation cost through the optimization of full truckload and integration of different transportation means. Continuing along these lines, this paper examines how the interconnected logistics networks applying PI deal with disruption problems at hubs. To attain this, a multi-agent based simulation model with dynamic transportation protocols is proposed. Random disruptions at hubs are considered. Case studies of FMCG cases in France have been taken out. Results suggest that though exposed with disruption risks the PI is a robust logistic system. This paper indicates a novel approach to build a resilient supply network.

Mots clés: Disruption; Physical Internet; Simulation; Routing

Domaines: Gestion et management

Yanyan Yang, Shenle Pan, Eric Ballot. Performance evaluation of interconnected logistics networks confronted to hub disruptions. IPIC 2016 - 3rd International Physical Internet Conference, Georgia Tech, USA, Jun 2016, Atalanta, United States. ⟨hal-01320641⟩