Study And Exploit Cigarette Distribution Warehouse System

Warehouse operation is a very important aspect of cigarette distribution center (DC) operations. With the gradual increase in cargo delivery and species, customer demand is becoming increasingly complex. These caused the increase of investments in human resources, warehouse management more difficult, the occupation of the current funds, all these factors are not conducive to the tobacco commercial enterprises operating. Based on the China Post Science & Technology Logistics System Integration company, this paper provides a practical cigarette distribution warehouse solutions, a cigarette distribution digital warehouse management system.This paper first describes the current state of development of the domestic cigarette business logistics and distribution. Analysis and design of tobacco warehouses and distribution methods, including EIQ analysis, ABC analysis, the design method of inventory, the design of storage methods, provided the theoretical supports for the design of digital distribution cigarette warehouse management system; Secondly, this paper details the business process of cigarette distribution warehouse, including inflow and storage, outflow, sorting and delivering; Next, the paper accounts cigarette distribution warehouse management system architecture design, including system environment, hardware and software, data acquisition, digital distribution cigarette warehouse management system functional modules; Then, describes communication between the management terminal and other terminals, SOCKET messages definition assure the control validity and reliability of data transmission; Then again, briefly introduces the management terminal interface design; Finally, this paper introduces the digital warehouse management system operation. Reality shows that the cigarette distribution digital warehouse management system for distribution center made a precise inventory control, accelerated storage processes, greatly improved the overall operation of the tobacco companies, unified logistics, value flow and information flow.