Optimal Storage Assignment in Automatic Warehousing Systems¶
Hausman, Schwarz, & Graves. (1976). Optimal Storage Assignment in Automatic Warehousing Systems. Management Science.
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Domain-specific¶
- Warehouse Slotting Failure
- The classic intervention — ABC analysis to partition SKUs by velocity, then mapping A-class (fastest) items to the golden zone (forward pick face, waist-to-shoulder rack height, short travel) — realigns the two orderings and captures the per-visit savings across all subsequent operations
This sourceThe analytical result that turnover-based and class-based storage assignment cut crane travel time and distance relative to random assignment in automated warehousing.
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“Results are obtained which compare the operating performance of three storage assignment rules: random assignment, which is similar to the closest-open-location rule used by many currently operating systems; full turnover-based assignment: and class-based turnover assignment.”
- The classic intervention — ABC analysis to partition SKUs by velocity, then mapping A-class (fastest) items to the golden zone (forward pick face, waist-to-shoulder rack height, short travel) — realigns the two orderings and captures the per-visit savings across all subsequent operations
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