The technique of cross-docking, which consists in unloading trucks, sorting the items they
contain and reloading them directly into outbound trucks in order to minimize temporary …

Cross-docking is a distribution strategy that enables the consolidation of less-than-truckload
shipments into full truckloads without long-term storage. Due to the absence of a storage …

The truck scheduling problem is one of the most challenging and important types of
scheduling with a large number of real-world applications in the area of logistics and cross …

Cross-docking is an effective logistics strategy that has long been employed in supply
chains with perishable products, where short processing time of goods is required. In this …

Cross-docking is one of the effective strategies in logistic systems that lead to the reduction
of inventory costs and timely delivery of cargos. Overall, activities related to cross-docks …

We propose a new bi-objective multi-product combined cross-docking truck-scheduling
model with direct drone shipping and multiple fleets. The proposed model considers two …

Scheduling trucks and assigning them to dock doors are two major operational decisions at
cross-dock facilities. Including flexibility by operating (part of) the dock doors in a mixed …

In this paper, a truck scheduling problem at a cross-docking center is investigated where
inbound trucks are also used as outbound. Moreover, inbound trucks do not need to unload …

In today's distribution environment, one of the main strategies is to minimize cost by reducing
inventory and timely shipments. Cross docking is a logistic management strategy in which …

A cross docking facility is a type of warehouse in supply chain management that allows
orders to be prepared with or without going through the phase of storing products in the …