APPLICATION OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DELIVERY OF CARGO IN INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC
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https://doi.org/10.33042/2522-1809-2023-3-177-200-205Keywords:
digital technologies, cargo delivery, international transportation, efficiencyAbstract
The article analyzes the current state of the theory and practice of solving issues related to the delivery of goods by road in international traffic. It is determined that increasing the efficiency of cargo transportation in international traffic is possible through the development and implementation of new information systems and the development of innovative software products to solve the problems of planning and operational management of the transport process. The purpose of this article is to develop an innovative integrated management decision support system for organizing and managing the delivery of goods in international traffic based on the combination of cloud technologies for centralized management of real-time information exchange between participants in the transportation process. The exchange of information between participants in the process of cargo delivery in international traffic using a software product allows to improve the provision of transportation services to the client, increase the level of information exchange, implement real-time management of the cargo transportation process, improve the efficiency of decision-making and immediately respond to any changes in the process.
The article develops an integrated management decision support system for organizing and managing the delivery of goods in international traffic, based on the approach of combining cloud technologies for centralized management of real-time information exchange between participants in the transportation process. The application of the proposed system with the use of appropriate software will improve the quality of transportation services to the client, increase the level of information exchange, implement real-time management of the cargo delivery process and improve the efficiency of management decision-making.
As criteria for assessing the feasibility of using the proposed system, it is customary to consider indicators that are critical to maintaining the required level of sustainability and service and most fully characterize the results of the work performed from the point of view of both the consumer and the carrier.
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