Workforce planning for O2O delivery systems with crowdsourced drivers
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- Data mining-based dispatching system for solving the local pickup and delivery problem
- Fleet Sizing and Empty Equipment Redistribution for Center-Terminal Transportation Networks
- Mathematical Models of Road Travel Distances
- Supply chain decisions with reference quality effect under the O2O environment
- The vehicle routing problem with occasional drivers
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- Crowdshipping by employees of distribution centers: optimization approaches for matching supply and demand
- Discrete optimization model and algorithm for driver planning in periodic driver routing problem
- Dynamic service area sizing in urban delivery
- Directions for future research on urban mobility and city logistics
- Two-echelon collaborative routing problem with heterogeneous crowd-shippers
- Delivery systems with crowd‐sourced drivers: A pickup and delivery problem with transfers
- An optimization approach for hybrid workflows in platform-enabled private service marketplaces
- Variable neighbourhood search based on Metropolis criterion for crowdsourced delivery scheduling problem in dispatch model
- Choice-based crowdshipping for next-day delivery services: a dynamic task display problem
- Sustainable successes in third-party food delivery operations in the digital platform era
- Emerging optimization problems for distribution in same-day delivery
- Tactical workforce sizing and scheduling decisions for last-mile delivery
- Stochastic scheduling and routing decisions in online meal delivery platforms with mixed force
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