The role of ERP-systems in optimizing warehouse logistics in Kazakhstan

The research on exploring opportunities for improving warehouse logistics in Kazakhstan through the implementation of ERP-systems and collaborative supply chain models. The primary emphasis is placed on analyzing the role of modern information systems in optimizing inventory management processes and enhancing collaboration among supply chain participants. Using an integrated mixed-methods approach, the research conducts a comparative analysis and applies game theory to evaluate the effectiveness of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems in logistics optimization. The study is based on a review of existing literature and a case study of Toyota’s production system to identify strategies for enhancing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and optimizing warehouse logistics. The research highlights the critical role of ERP-systems in supporting collaboration within supply chains. An analysis of Toyota’s ERP-system implementation demonstrates significant improvements in warehouse logistics efficiency. By leveraging theoretical foundations and practical examples, the study showcases key advantages of ERP-systems, such as 1C:ERP, SAP, and Oracle, and their adaptation to the specific needs of Kazakhstan’s logistics sector. The work provides recommendations for implementing integrated solutions and long-term strategies for companies aiming to enhance their competitiveness. The scientific and innovative contribution of this research lies in the study of ERP-system implementation and strategic recommendations for optimizing warehouse logistics in Kazakhstan and integrating it into the global supply chain.