Shixian Li

Title: Innovations of Shixian Li in Outbound Forecasting

Introduction

Shixian Li is an accomplished inventor based in Shanghai, China. He has made significant contributions to the field of outbound forecasting, particularly through his innovative systems and methods. With a total of two patents to his name, Li's work is recognized for its practical applications in optimizing fulfillment center operations.

Latest Patents

Shixian Li's latest patents focus on systems and methods for outbound forecasting based on a fulfillment center priority value. The embodiments of these patents provide a comprehensive approach to outbound forecasting. They involve receiving an initial distribution of priority values to each fulfillment center (FC) in various regions. The process includes running a simulation using a simulation algorithm of the initial distribution. It calculates an outbound capacity utilization value for each FC and determines the number of FCs with an outbound capacity utilization value exceeding a predetermined threshold. The simulation algorithm is then fed with this determined number of FCs to generate additional distributions of priority values. Ultimately, an FC priority filter is generated, comprising an optimal set of priority values based on these distributions. This leads to modifications in the allocation of a plurality of SKUs among multiple FCs based on the generated FC priority filter.

Career Highlights

Shixian Li is currently employed at Coupang Corporation, where he applies his expertise in outbound forecasting. His innovative approaches have contributed to enhancing the efficiency of fulfillment operations within the company.

Collaborations

Some of Shixian Li's notable coworkers include Nan Wang and Ke Ma. Their collaborative efforts in the field of outbound forecasting have further advanced the development of effective systems and methods.

Conclusion

Shixian Li's contributions to outbound forecasting demonstrate his innovative spirit and commitment to improving fulfillment center operations. His patents reflect a deep understanding of the complexities involved in logistics and supply chain management.