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Understanding Autonomous Cooperation and Control in Logistics
Prologue to Autonomous Cooperation — the Idea of Self-Organisation as its Basic Concepts
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Michael Hülsmann
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Christine Wycisk
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Robin Agarwal
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Jörn Grapp
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2007
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Changing Paradigms in Logistics — Understanding the Shift from Conventional Control to Autonomous Cooperation and Control
pp. 17
Perspectives on Initial Ideas and Conceptual Components of Autonomous Cooperation and Control
pp. 23
Prologue to Autonomous Cooperation — the Idea of Self-Organisation as its Basic Concepts
pp. 45
Historical Development of the Idea of Self-Organisation in Information and Communication Technology
pp. 57
Catalogue of Criteria for Autonomous Control in Logistics
pp. 73
Business Process Modelling of Autonomously Controlled Production Systems
pp. 85
Strategic Decisions for Autonomous Logistics Systems
pp. 103
Autonomous Units: Basic Concepts and Semantic Foundation
pp. 121
Mathematical Models of Autonomous Logistic Processes
pp. 139
Autonomous Decision Model Adaptation and the Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows and Uncertain Demand
pp. 163
Approaches to Methods of Autonomous Cooperation and Control for the Management-, Information- and Communication-Layer of Logistics
pp. 169
Self-Organization in Management Science
pp. 193
Autonomous Cooperation — A Way to Vitalize Organizations?
pp. 207
Self-Organization Concepts for the Information- and Communication Layer of Autonomous Logistic Processes
pp. 215
Distributed Knowledge Management in Dynamic Environments
pp. 233
Proactive Knowledge-Based Risk Management
pp. 255
Autonomy in Software Systems
pp. 275
Specifying Adaptive Business Processes within the Production Logistics Domain — A new Modelling Concept and its Challenges
pp. 295
Approaches to Methods of Autonomous Cooperation and Control and Examples for the Material Flow Layer
pp. 303
Evaluation of Autonomous Logistic Processes — Analysis of the Influence of Structural Complexity
pp. 325
Autonomous Control by Means of Distributed Routing
pp. 337
Dynamic Transport Reference Scenarios
pp. 351
Autonomously Controlled Storage Allocation on an Automobile Terminal
pp. 365
Intelligent Containers and Sensor Networks Approaches to apply Autonomous Cooperation on Systems with limited Resources
pp. 393
Transport Scenario for the Intelligent Container
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