пятница, 15 февраля 2013 г.

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The IE Challenge 2012 recently took place at the University of Arkansas. 

Material Flow Design and Improvement

Logistics Systems Analysis and Design

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CELDi Researchers at Texas Tech University and Medical Center Hospital  in Odessa, Texas  teamed up to improve patient flow and reduce discharge times. The CELDi project has results in savings of $250,000 for the hospital in the initial phase and the CELDi team is moving ahead with the next phase of the project. Links to more about this project.

Medical Center Hospital in Odessa, Texas

Read more about the IE Challenge and other CELDi work in education.

The IE Challenge brings industrial engineering and logistics concepts into junior high and high school classrooms in Arkansas. Launched in 2006, CELDi faculty work with teachers across the state to prepare students for the annual IE Challenge competition on the University of Arkansas campus. The program continues to grow in size and popularity with students, teachers and parents. Last year, 35 teams competed to solve an IE design problem.

Working with Arkansas Educators: IE Challenge

CELDi Researchers at Virginia Tech teamed up with United Parcel Service in the project, “UPS INTEGRAD: Safety Training System for Generation Y Delivery Service Providers.” Through the development of a computer-based training system designed for today's generation Y drivers, UPS delivers new training with a focus on safety. UPS has implemented several new state-of-the-art training facilities using the now trademarked UPS Integrad System.

UPS INTEGRAD: Safety Training System for Generation Y:

Partnering with CELDi engineering faculty and students at the University of Arkansas to collect data and perform in-depth analysis has created opportunities for Walmart to reallocate resources, rethink job activities and better manage how it uses personnel hours. CELDi projects delivered increased productivity with bottom-line impact.

Networking Merchandise Logistics:

Faced with a challenging resource allocation project, Air Liquide and CELDi researchers at Virginia Tech assembled an international team that developed a Bulk Tank Allocation tool to reallocate resources and reduce annualized tank investment and distribution costs. This CELDi project is targeting increased productivity with bottom-line impact.

Bulk Tank Allocation Project Leads to Improved Asset Utilization:

The following stories have been approved for public dissemination. The complete list of successful CELDi projects requires a membership login.

A Few of Our Partnership Success Stories:

If you would like more information about our work with member organizations, please contact our center Director Russ Meller or talk with a site director located near you.

CELDi - Center For Engineering Logistics and Distribution

Logistics and Distribution Success Stories

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