

Acrónimo
GLOBALOG
Oficial reference
PSE-370500-2006-1
Financial entity
Ministerio de Educación y Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación
Financial
Public
Principal researcher
MarÃa Jesús Sáenz, Fabrizio Salvador, Jesús Royo, Susana Val, Prashant Yadav, Fernando Liesa, Richard Pibernik, Jarrod Goentzel, Santiago Kraiselburd, MarÃa Hernández, Björn Claes, Desiree Knoppen, Jeanett Bolther, Fernando Roldán, Amir Samii, Mustafa Çagri Gürbüz, Ana MarÃa Rivas, Hersmat Birjandi, Paula Fernández, Jesús Loyola, Daniel Betrán, VÃctor DomÃnguez."
Start
09/01/2006
End
09/01/2006
Duration
01/09/2006-31/12/2010
Website
https://www.zlc.edu.es/globalog/
Project Description
The main goal of this project is to increase the level of competitiveness of Spanish companies through the development of knowledge, methodologies and practices within the field of logistics, exploiting the use of information and communication technologies at the service of increased supply chain efficiency in a globalised environment.
The project includes basic research on techniques and methods to improve the efficiency of supply chains and transport networks both from a perspective of current technology proposals and through a prospective technological view of logistics in 15 years down the line.
In addition, the project includes coordinated development of several sub-projects to globally address globally the optimization of all the mechanisms that take part in the management of the logistics processes in the different types of Supply Chains, such as industrial production and consumer sectors. The project addresses in detail the modelling and simulation of Supply Chain behaviour with a view to optimising it, the development of advanced tools for supply chain management, as well as tools to increase the visibility of the flows by the agents of the factors necessary for an agile and efficient management of the processes. From a more macroeconomic point of view, current logistics infrastructures are analysed on a national scale and tools are developed to analyse the impact of infrastructure on logistics efficiency in order to facilitate decision-making for companies with regard to the design of their supply and distribution networks. Lastly, a series of practices and methodologies shall be developed to be applied by the companies with a view to achieving better environmental sustainability of logistics processes, specifically of what is known as Reverse Logistics.
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