conference proceedings - Carpathian Logistics Congress 2015

conference proceedings - Carpathian Logistics Congress 2015

TANGER Ltd.
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Technical University in Kosice, Slovakia, EU
AGH University of Science & Technology, Krakow, Poland, EU
Carpathian Logistics Congress 2015
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
November 4th ‐ 6th 2015
Priessnitz Spa, Jesenik, Czech Republic, EU
© 2016 TANGER Ltd., Ostrava
ISBN 978‐80‐87294‐64‐2
CLC 2015: Carpathian Logistics Congress ‐ Conference Proceedings
(reviewed version)
Different Authors
Nov 4th‐6th 2015
Priessnitz Spa, Jesenik, Czech Republic, EU
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TANGER Ltd., Keltickova 62, 710 00 Ostrava, Czech Republic, EU
Edition:
1st Edition, 2016
Number of pages:
578
CONTENT
CARPATHIAN LOGISTICS CONGRESS 2015
PLENARY SESSION ................................................................................................................................ 11
MEGATRENDS, RECENT DEVELOPMENTS, ITS IMPACT ON LOGISTICS PROCESSES
AND POSSIBLE REACTIONS ‐ A BAVARIAN PERSPECTIVE ................................................................................. 10
LIEBETRUTH Thomas
SESSION A ............................................................................................................................................ 15
MACROECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OF LOGISTICS STRATEGIES OF JAPANESE
ENTERPRISES IN POLAND AND THE GREAT BRITAIN ‐ LOCATION DECISIONS ................................................. 16
WITKOWSKI Jarosław, CHEBA Katarzyna
THE METHODOLOGY OF CALCULATION THE OPTIMAL LEVEL OF PRODUCTION
CAPACITIES INVOLVED IN SCM ........................................................................................................................ 22
MALINDŽÁK D., MERVART J., VRLÍKOVÁ J.
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS OF THE LOGISTIC PROCESSES AND ITS CONSISTENT DEFINITION
IN THE SELECTED MANUFACTURING COMPANY ............................................................................................. 27
ZÁVADSKÁ Zuzana, ZÁVADSKÝ Ján, VESELOVSKÁ Lenka
LOGISTICS CONCEPT WITHIN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ................................................................................ 39
MATWIEJCZUK Rafał
USE OF PRECEDENT MATRICES IN SUPPLY CHAINS ......................................................................................... 45
PELLEŠOVÁ Pavlína, BOTLÍK Josef, BOTLÍKOVÁ Milena, KOSTKOVÁ Miroslava
THE BENEFITS OF INTEGRATION OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT ...................... 51
BURCHART‐KOROL Dorota, CZAPLICKA‐KOLARZ Krystyna, KRUCZEK Mariusz
ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY FACTORS IN DESIGN
OF RESILIENT SUPPLY CHAINS ......................................................................................................................... 57
FELIKS Jerzy, KARKULA Marek, MAJEWSKA Katarzyna
THE STRATEGIES OF A JAPANESE SUPPLIER RESILIENCE IN DEVELOPING SUPPLY
CHAINS ‐ CULTURAL DIMENSION OF CREATING ADVANTAGE ........................................................................ 64
BĄKOWSKA‐MORAWSKA Urszula
THE ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE,
THE INFLOW OF CASES AND FIXING THE NUMBER OF PERMANENT POSTS
WITHIN THE COMMON JUDICIARY ‐ A PERSPECTIVE OF PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT ............................ 72
ODLANICKA‐POCZOBUTT Monika
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR INCREASING LOGISTICS PRODUCTIVITY IN DIRECTION OF INDUSTRY 4.0 ...... 80
MAROUŠEK Roman, NOVOTNÝ Petr
THE MANAGEMENT OF LOGISTICS PROCESSES IN A CONSTRUCTION ENTERPRISE
WITH THE USE OF B2B OPTIBUD SYSTEM ....................................................................................................... 86
ŁOBAZIEWICZ Monika
PRACTICAL RESEARCH IN FIELD OF AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION IN AUTOMOTIVE ..................................... 92
KOLAROVSZKI Peter, TENGLER Jiří
THE RESEARCH USABILITY OF PASSIVE RFID TECHNOLOGY FOR IDENTIFICATION
OF TRANSPORT UNITS AND POSTAL PACKAGES BY THE CHOSEN POSTAL OPERATOR ................................... 98
TENGLER Jiří, KOLAROVSZKI Peter, KOŠŤÁLOVÁ Alena
BUSINESS FORECASTING VIA SOFT COMPUTING METHODS......................................................................... 104
DOSTÁL Petr, ŠKAPA Stanislav
PURCHASING LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................................... 110
HART Martin, TARABA Pavel, KONEČNÝ Jiří
DOES THE BUYER’S EXERTISE INFLUENCE THE RESULT OF A REVERSE ELECTRONIC AUCITON?
AN EXPERTISE THEORY POINT OF VIEW ........................................................................................................ 116
KLÉZL Vojtěch
THE CONCEPT OF USING HAMILTON CYCLE IN THE DESIGN AND TESTING LOGISTIC
PROCESSES ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE MODULE TENDERS AND TENDERING
IN B2B SYSTEM OPTIBUD............................................................................................................................... 122
ŻUKOWICZ Marek, ŁOBAZIEWICZ Monika
METHODOLOGY OF INLAND PORTS DESIGN AS INTERMODAL TERMINALS
IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC ................................................................................................................................ 126
BÍNOVÁ Helena, JURKOVIČ Martin
SESSION B .......................................................................................................................................... 132
IMPACT OF WORK IN PROCESS ON THE LEVEL OF INTEROPERABLE STOCKS................................................ 133
MICHLOWICZ Edward, ZWOLIŃSKA Bożena, SMOLIŃSKA Katarzyna
COSTS OF PRODUCTION LOGISTICS ‐ RELATION: DECISION ‐ RISK ‐ COST .................................................... 139
KULIŃSKA Ewa
RELATIONS BETWEEN ROOT‐CAUSES OF DELAYS AND THEIR DURATION
IN A SMALL BATCH PRODUTION.................................................................................................................... 145
GACEK Stanisław, KARKULA Marek
HOW KAIZEN PHILOSPHY WORKS IN JAPANESE MANUFACTURING COMPANIES LOCATED
IN POLAND. A CASE STUDY OF DAICEL SAFETY SYSTEMS EUROPE................................................................ 152
KIBA‐JANIAK Maja, KUZA Konrad
LEAN LOGISTICS CONCEPT IN THE CZECH ENGINEERING COMPANIES ......................................................... 158
DOLÁK Radim
INTRODUCTION TO THE COMBINED MODEL OF FORECASTING AND ITS APPLICATIONAND
COMPARATION WITH ARIMA MODEL ........................................................................................................... 164
KAČMÁRY Peter, ROSOVÁ Andrea, STRAKA Martin, MALINDŽÁKOVÁ Marcela, PUŠKÁŠ Eduard
SESSION C .......................................................................................................................................... 170
FACTORS INFLUENCING WAREHOUSE CONSTRUCTION IN RELATION TO SAFE OPERATION ....................... 171
CEMPÍREK Václav, DRAHOTSKÝ Ivo, PRŮŠA Petr, NACHTIGALL Petr
EXTENSIVE MATRICES FOR ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS ............................................................ 178
BOTLÍK Josef, BOTLÍKOVÁ Milena
DECISION‐MAKING PROCESS OF A CUSTOMER IN CONTAINER TRANSPORTATION ..................................... 185
ŠRÁMKOVÁ Eva, KOLÁŘ Petr, NIKO Eduard, HUŇAK James
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO CERTAIN LAW ACTS TO INTRODUCE THE STRATEGY
OF SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT FOR THE SUPPLY OF GOODS IN THE CITY CENTRE........................................ 191
LEWANDOWSKI Krzysztof
SESSION D.......................................................................................................................................... 201
BUSINESS PROCESS MANAGEMENT: ITS RELATION TO REVERSE LOGISTICS PRACTICES
IN CZECH COMPANIES ................................................................................................................................... 202
ŠKAPA Radoslav
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND DRIVERS AND EFFECTS OF REVERSE LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT ............... 207
KLAPALOVÁ Alena
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, ICT SUPPORT AND REVERSE LOGISTICS PROCESSES: A CASE STUDY............ 213
KRČÁL Michal, REŠLOVÁ Martina
POSTER SESSION ................................................................................................................................ 219
FIVE STEPS OF THE SMED SYSTEM APPLICATION IN DEEP DRAWN STAMPING............................................ 220
BALON Petr, BUCHTOVÁ Jana
ANALYSIS OF VARIABILITY IN INVENTORY CONSUMPTION AND ITS UTILIZATION IN INDUSTRY.................. 226
BESTA Petr, NÉTEK Václav, KUBICA Stanislav, PROSICKÝ Petr
BUILDING CUSTOMER LOYALTY AS THE BASIS FOR THE STABILIZATION
OF RELATIONSHIPS IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN .................................................................................................... 231
BRANSKA Lenka, PECINOVA Zuzana, LOSTAKOVA Hana
POSSIBILITIES OF DEEPENING COOPERATION WITH SUPPLIERS BASED ON THE CPFR
METHOD IN A COMPANY PRODUCING AND SUPPLYING FISH AND FISH
PRODUCTS ‐ CASE STUDY .............................................................................................................................. 237
BRANSKA Lenka, RADOVA Barbora
ELECTRICAL ENERGY SUPPLIES SAFETY VERSUS BUSINESS MODELS OF POWER
COMPANIES IN POLAND ................................................................................................................................ 244
BRZÓSKA Jan
RISK MANAGEMENT IN LOGISTIC PROJECTS ................................................................................................. 250
BUBEL Dagmara
AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE REVERSE LOGISTICS OF ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT .................................. 257
BUMBOVÁ Monika, VOZŇÁKOVÁ Iveta, NIKOLSKAJA Martina
CITY LOGISTICS ‐ SUSTAINABLE URBAN MOBILITY ........................................................................................ 263
CHAMIER‐GLISZCZYŃSKI Norbert
SYSTEM OF FLEXIBLE COMPANY PLANNING ................................................................................................. 269
ČUCHTOVÁ Daniela, PITOŇÁKOVÁ Eva, NAŠČÁK Dušan
KNOWLEDGE PROCESSES IN A SUPPLY CHAIN AS THE DETERMINANTS OF AN EFFECTIVE
CUSTOMER SERVICE OF A PRODUCTION COMPANY..................................................................................... 275
DOHN Katarzyna, GUMIŃSKI Adam
THE EVALUATION METHOD OF THE PROCESS OF MUNICIPAL WASTE COLLECTION .................................... 281
GIEL Robert, PLEWA Marcin
KEY CHANGES IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF CUSTOMER SERVICE OF A LOGISTICS
OPERATOR ON A REGIONAL LSP MARKET ..................................................................................................... 288
GUMIŃSKI Adam, DOHN Katarzyna
FEA UTILIZATION FOR STUDY OF THE CONVEYOR BELTS PROPERTIES IN THE CONTEXT
OF INTERNAL LOGISTICS SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................ 293
FEDORKO Gabriel, BELUŠKO Matúš, HEGEDŰŠ Matúš
MANUFACTURING PROCESS ANALYSIS IN THE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COMPANY
USING TECNOMATIX...................................................................................................................................... 300
FEDORKO Gabriel, HEGEDŰŠ Matúš, ČUJAN Zdeněk
USE OF OPERATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS IN LOGISTICS .......................................................................... 307
HRABLIK CHOVANOVÁ Henrienta, HORŇÁKOVÁ Natália, BABČANOVÁ Dagmar
POSSIBILITIES OF DEEPENING COOPERATION OF SELECTED STAKEHOLDERS WITHIN A CAR OIL
DISTRIBUTION CHAIN .................................................................................................................................... 313
JELÍNKOVÁ Martina, LOŠŤÁKOVÁ Hana
THE ANALYSIS OF CRITICAL INCIDENTS OF LOGISTICS SERVICE BY CRITICAL INCIDENT
TECHNIQUE .................................................................................................................................................... 320
KADŁUBEK Marta
ANALYSIS OF THE CHECK‐IN PROCESS FUNCTIONING ON THE TYPOLOGY OF AIR CARRIERS....................... 325
KIERZKOWSKI Artur, KISIEL Tomasz
MODEL OF DYNAMIC FUNCTIONING OF THE CHECK‐IN DESK SYSTEM AT AN AIRPORT .............................. 332
KIERZKOWSKI Artur, KISIEL Tomasz
LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES IN TRANSLOCATION PROJECTS OF HISTORIC MONUMENTS ..................................... 340
KOŁAKOWSKI Tomasz
MODELS OF PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN RESISTANCE ............... 347
KRAMARZ Marzena, KRAMARZ Włodzimierz
VALUE STREAM MAPPING IN REVERSE LOGISTIC ENTERPRISES ................................................................... 354
KRUCZEK Mariusz, ŻEBRUCKI Zbigniew
ANALYSE OF MATERIAL SUPPLY OF THE ROBOTIZED WORKPLACES ............................................................. 360
KUBICA Stanislav, BESTA Petr, SIKOROVÁ Andrea, ŠVECOVÁ Eva, MYNÁŘ Martin
MODERN APPROACHES TO PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT IN TUBES PRODUCING COMPANY .................... 364
KUTAC Tomas, BESTA Petr, KUTAC Josef, LAMPA Martin
MODELING THE ACCOUNTING SYSTEM IN ERP SOFTWARE .......................................................................... 370
KUŻDOWICZ Paweł, KUŻDOWICZ Dorota, SANIUK Anna
OPTIMIZATION OF REFRACTORY MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION IN A METALLURGICAL COMPANY ................... 380
LAMPA Martin, KUTÁČ Josef
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE CUSTOMER AND SUPPLIER PERCEPTION OF THE USEFULNESS
OF THE RANGE AND QUALITY OF LOGISTICS SERVICES ON THE B2B MARKET ............................................. 384
LOSTAKOVA Hana, PSORN Jan
A PROPOSAL OF METHODOLOGY FOR DEVELOPING A LOGISTICS STRATEGY FOR INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES IN SLOVAKIA.............................................................................................................................. 391
HORŇÁKOVÁ Natália, MAKYŠOVÁ Helena, SAMÁKOVÁ Jana
COMPARISON OF PROCESSES IN THE MANUFACTURING AND THE SERVICE ORIENTATED
ENTERPRISES.................................................................................................................................................. 397
MARASOVÁ Jr Daniela, TOMKOVÁ Eva, PUŠKÁŠ Eduard
SUPPLIER SELECTION PROCESS SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ‐ USING
ANALYTIC HIERARCHY PROCESS TO DETERMINE PRIORITY FACTORS ........................................................... 404
MATUSEK Mirosław
PEAT FUEL TYPES FOR SUPPLY LOGISTICS ..................................................................................................... 412
MIKHAILOV Aleksandr
COORDINATION LINES DESIGN OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT ON THE ROUTE KOSICE
AND CITY OF MOLDAVA NAD BODVOU......................................................................................................... 418
NÉMETH Róbert, SCHRÉTER Róbert, OLEXA Ladislav
CONDITIONS IN RESPECT OF LOGISTIC SUPPORT OF PEACE‐KEEPING MISSIONS......................................... 425
OLEJARZ Tadeusz, GAZDA Andrzej
POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITATIONS OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN SHORT‐TERM
DEMAND FORECASTING IN A MANUFACTURING COMPANY ........................................................................ 432
PATÁK Michal, JEŘÁBEK Filip
CUSTOMER PREFERENCES IN SELECTING A SUPPLIER IN THE CONTEXT OF THE STRENGTHENING
OF SUPPLIER‐CUSTOMER RELATIONS............................................................................................................ 438
PECINOVÁ Zuzana, PATÁK Michal, LOŠŤÁKOVÁ Hana
THE ECONOMIC ASPECTS INTRODUCING A MILK RUN SYSTEM IN A MANUFACTURING COMPANY ........... 444
PLUNDER Karel, VOZŇÁKOVÁ Iveta
LEAN PRODUCTION IN LOGISTICS AND MANUFACTURING .......................................................................... 450
PROSICKÝ Petr, KUTÁČ Josef, LAMPA Martin, BESTA Petr
THE PROPOSAL OF ABC ZONING IN THE WAREHOUSE ................................................................................. 456
ŠADEROVÁ Janka, ROSOVÁ Andrea, MALINDŽÁKOVÁ Marcela, KAČMÁRY Peter, PUŠKÁŠ Eduard
THE INFLUENCE OF USING ERP AND CRM SYSTEMS TO ECONOMIC OUTTURNS
OF ENTERPRISES IN THE REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE......................................................................................... 462
NOWAKOWSKA‐GRUNT Joanna, MESJASZ‐LECH Agata, SAŁEK Robert
TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT OF EMPLOYEES IN LOGISTICS ..................................................................... 469
SAMOLEJOVÁ Andrea, SIKOROVÁ Andrea
THE BALANCED SCORECARD AS A METHOD OF THE LOGISTICS CONTROLLING ........................................... 473
SANIUK Anna, SANIUK Sebastian
ANALYSIS OF COSTS OF OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF HOT‐WATER TRANSFER STATIONS .............. 479
SIKOROVÁ Andrea, SAMOLEJOVÁ Andrea, KUBICA Stanislav, MASNÝ Radim
USE OF WITNESS SYMULATION FOR IMPROVING THE CONTINUITY OF THE FLOW ..................................... 485
ZWOLINSKA Bożena, SMOLINSKA Katarzyna
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF INTERNAL COMPANY TRANSPORT BASED ON LIFE
CYCLE ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGY............................................................................................................ 491
STAŠ David, BURCHART‐KOROL Dorota, LENORT Radim, WICHER Pavel, HOLMAN David
METHODS DESIGNING AS SUPPORT OF LOGISTICS SYSTEMS ACTIVITY ........................................................ 497
STRAKA Martin, FILL Maroš, BESTA Peter
SYSTEM RESILIENCE AT AN INTERMODAL TRANSSHIPMENT NODE.............................................................. 502
ŚWIEBODA Justyna
MEASUREMENT OF PUNCTUALITY OF SERVICES AT A PUBLIC TRANSPORT COMPANY ............................... 512
TUBIS Agnieszka, GRUSZCZYK Adam
DEVELOPMENT AND ASSESSMENT OF CHOSEN SUPPLY SYSTEM STRUCTURE
IN THE CZECH CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ............................................................................................................. 518
VLCKOVA Vladimira, VRBOVA Hana
AN ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE USE OF ALTERNATIVE FUELS
IN A METALLURGICAL ENTERPRISE’S TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ................................................................ 525
VOZŇÁKOVÁ Iveta, ŠNITA Radek, HRABEC Ladislav, PLUNDER Karel, HRABCOVÁ Michaela
COLLECTION ‐ PROCESS OF REVERSE LOGISTICS AND ITS SOLUTION FOR THE SELECTED
TYPE OF WASTE ............................................................................................................................................. 531
VRLÍKOVÁ Jana, HUSÁKOVÁ Nikoleta
MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR LOGISTICS PERFORMANCE IN WHOLESALE COMPANY ................................. 536
WICHER Pavel, LENORT Radim, ČECH Martin
PROCESS MANAGEMENT IN WAREHOUSE MANAGEMENT IN THE COMPANY
OF THE SME SECTOR ‐ CASE STUDY ............................................................................................................... 543
WIŚNIEWSKA‐SAŁEK Anna
HEURISTIC SUPPORT IN CONTAINER TRANS‐SHIPMENT DECISION .............................................................. 550
ZAJĄC Mateusz, ŻOŁĘDZIOWSKA Anna
THE WORKSHOP OF PROCESS IMPROVEMENT AS A LEAN CONCEPT TOOL ................................................. 560
KRUCZEK Mariusz, ŻEBRUCKI Zbigniew
INFLUENCE OF LOGISTICS ON PROFITABILITY OF COMMERCIAL COMPANIES ............................................. 565
ZIMON Grzegorz, ZIMON Dominik
THE IMPACT OF THE SUSTAINABLE MACROLOGISTICS INFRASTRUCTURE
ON THE SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS'S STRUCTURES................................................................................. 571
DEMBIŃSKA Izabela, TUNDYS Blanka