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ONE PROBLEM, FIVE WAYS TO SOLVE IT: Asked to design a new facility for Sneaky Sneakers, an athletic shoe retailer experiencing rapid growth and a change in business, competing student teams from around the country take five completely different approaches to success.

Introduction
Multiple storage/picking schemes promote efficient, economic handling of orders at this busy mail order distribution center more....

First Place Winner: Virginia Tech
Customer services rules at this winning facility design, with features like same-day delivery and attention to damage control more....

Second Place Winner: Penn State University
A powerful warehouse management system and judicious use of automation lend this winning facility both efficiency and flexibility more....

Third Place Winner: University of Florida
A hybrid design incorporating both traditional and automated materials handling equipment is key to this award winner’s high accuracy and efficiency more....

Honorable Mention: Ohio University
A space-saving design and reliance on proven materials handling equipment and techniques deliver a winning facility more....

Honorable Mention: New Mexico University
Skimping on space, this winning design relies on a multiple-level mezzanine and proven equipment to serve an industry in transition more....

 

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NOVEMBER 2002
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Introduction
Today's Engineering Students, Tomorrow's Facility Designers
 
Winners

First Place
Virginia Tech


Second Place
Penn State University


Third Place
University of Florida

Honorable Mention
Ohio University

Honorable Mention
New Mexico University

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