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Regional Physical Distribution Systems of Parts Supply for Automobile Assembly in Korea
Ju-Seong Han*
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Abstract : The aim of this study is to consider the physical distribution system of assembly supplied from 1st supplier and module corporation to automobile assembly plant through analysis of existing literatures and interview survey. The major findings of this study are as follows. Parts supply of automobile are to bind together with many regional parts supplier than using multi frequency and small delivery of JIT. Regional physical distribution center of joint parts and integrated physical distribution information center is to be installed in neighboring region of automobile assembly plant in order to reduce the transport cost by designating and activating multiple physical distribution and transport companies in each automobile assembly plant and turning into effective high volume shipping system.
Key Words : just-in time, modularization, parts supply, physical distribution system, automobile assembly
* (Emeritus Professor, Chungbuk National University), jshan@chungbuk.ac.kr
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