Enhancing supply chain management in the physical internet: a hybrid SAGA approach

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This paper introduces an advanced inventory replenishment optimization approach tailored for the Physical Internet (PI), addressing the dynamic and complex nature of this environment. We propose a hybrid Simulated Annealing–Genetic Algorithm (SA–GA), engineered to optimize the balance between exploration and exploitation, ensuring adaptability and efficiency in a variety of PI contexts. The study also presents an enriched mathematical model integrating dynamic demand, and multi-objective optimization. The SA–GA algorithm emerges as a novel contribution, characterized by its computational efficiency and adaptability, marking an advancement in PI inventory management. The incorporation of real-time data analytics in our dynamic inventory replenishment strategy enhances adaptability and responsiveness, while the robust mathematical model offers a versatile tool for both theoretical analysis and practical application. Collectively, these innovations help bridge existing gaps in PI inventory management and serve as a reference for other similar studies.

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Yan, W., Li, N., & Zhang, X. (2023). Enhancing supply chain management in the physical internet: a hybrid SAGA approach. Scientific Reports, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-48384-y

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