All Research Papers Published In Logforum

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10.17270/j.log.001326

Simulation Studies on the Impact of Using Demand Forecasts Based on Deep Neural Networks for Inventory Replenishment Efficiency

Mar 30, 2026
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Stanisław Krzyżaniak + 4 more +4

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10.17270/j.log.001264

Optimizing Orders Grouping for Picking in a 3PL E-Commerce Warehouse: A Comparative Study of Machine Learning, LLM and Heuristic Approaches

Sep 30, 2025
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Mariusz Kmiecik

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10.17270/j.log.001221

Evaluating Carbon Emission Efficiencies in European Union Transport: Pre and Post Pandemic Analysis

Jun 30, 2025
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Emre İpekçi + 2 more +2

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10.17270/j.log.001209

Big Data Analytics and Supply Chain Risk Management: Scientometric Mapping based on the Scopus Database

Jun 30, 2025
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Yasser El Ouarrak + 2 more +2

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10.17270/j.log.001080

The use of simulation techniques and management tools to optimize the logistics process

Sep 30, 2024
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Wacław Banaś + 7 more +7

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10.17270/j.log.001057

Role of Organizational factors for Sustainable Logistics Performance of SMEs manufacturing firms of developing country: Mediating Role of Big Data Driven Supply Chain

Sep 30, 2024
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Ikramuddin Junejo + 2 more +2

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10.17270/j.log.001041

The mediating role of supply chain responsiveness in the relationship between supply chain integration and operational performance

Sep 30, 2024
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Ria Sandra Alimbudiono + 1 more +1

The study investigated the impact of supply-chain integration on operational performance in the food manufacturing industry, specifically in East Java. That capacity for innovation did not directly affect operational performance or mediate the relationship between supply-chain integration and operational performance. The purpose of this study was to investigate the impact of supply-chain integration on operational performance in food manufacturing enterprises, both directly and through the mediation of inventory management reaction and capacity for innovation. The study employed a quantitative approach, distributing online questionnaires to 507 mid-scale food and beverage industries. A total of 121 valid responses were collected, which were then analyzed using partial least squares. The results reveal that inventory management integration impacts efficiency in operation with a mediation process on network responsiveness. Capacities for innovation do not significantly affect operational performance directly or as a mediation of supply-chain integration because the food industry does not require scarce resources. Conclusions: This research is helpful in validating the theory and in proving empirically that operational performance can be improved by increasing supply-chain integration; therefore, food industry players can pay more attention to the above. Further studies can be conducted by focusing more on each dimension of each construct.

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10.17270/j.log.001075

Barriers to sustainable supply chain initiatives in the petrochemical industry: a case study in the Saudi Arabia sector

Sep 30, 2024
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Igor Barahona + 2 more +2

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10.17270/j.log.001023

Unlocking consumer trust: Exploring key factors in blockchain-enabled traceability for processed food supply chain

Jun 30, 2024
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Priyanka Vern + 5 more +5

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10.17270/j.log.001037

Optimal deterioration control and greening level policies for perishable products under carbon tax

Jun 30, 2024
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Dharmesh K Katariya + 3 more +3