As all sectors, e-commerce should consider social sustainability which is gaining importance within society. To integrate these themes into the logistics of e-commerce platforms, a mathematical model is proposed for a socially and economically sustainable Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP) that optimizes the drivers energy consumption along with delivery costs. The model is solved through Simulated Annealing and is validated with a realistic case study for an e-commerce platform. The results show that by assigning a small weight to the social sustainability dimension, the platform can improve by 20% this aspect with a worsening in the economic performances of just 4%.
Social-economic sustainable Vehicle Routing Problem for local e-commerce platforms / Pilati, Francesco; Tronconi, Riccardo. - 55:10(2022), pp. 470-475. (Intervento presentato al convegno IFAC MIM 2022 tenutosi a Nantes (France) nel 22nd-24th June 2022) [10.1016/j.ifacol.2022.09.438].
Social-economic sustainable Vehicle Routing Problem for local e-commerce platforms
Pilati, Francesco
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;Tronconi, Riccardo
2022-01-01
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As all sectors, e-commerce should consider social sustainability which is gaining importance within society. To integrate these themes into the logistics of e-commerce platforms, a mathematical model is proposed for a socially and economically sustainable Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP) that optimizes the drivers energy consumption along with delivery costs. The model is solved through Simulated Annealing and is validated with a realistic case study for an e-commerce platform. The results show that by assigning a small weight to the social sustainability dimension, the platform can improve by 20% this aspect with a worsening in the economic performances of just 4%.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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