Improving order picking performance utilizing slotting and golden zone storage¶
Petersen, Siu, & Heiser. (2005). Improving order picking performance utilizing slotting and golden zone storage. International Journal of Operations & Production Management.
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- Warehouse Slotting Failure
- Interventionist (name the change and its predicted effect): the canonical action is to re-rank SKUs by velocity (an ABC pass), re-rank positions by inverse access cost, and re-place A-class items into the golden zone, with the predicted effect that the per-visit penalty falls on every subsequent cycle — a saving that scales with operational tempo, so the busiest facilities gain most
This sourceThe simulation finding that golden-zone storage assignment, slotting high-demand SKUs between the picker's waist and shoulders, produced significant order-fulfilment-time savings.
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“Results from the simulation study show that the golden zone storage assignment strategies generated significant savings in order fulfillment time compared to storage policies that ignore the golden zone concept.”
- Interventionist (name the change and its predicted effect): the canonical action is to re-rank SKUs by velocity (an ABC pass), re-rank positions by inverse access cost, and re-place A-class items into the golden zone, with the predicted effect that the per-visit penalty falls on every subsequent cycle — a saving that scales with operational tempo, so the busiest facilities gain most
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