Conditions for Increasing the Level of Automation of Logistics Processes on the Example of Lithuanian Companies

Globalization has greatly changed the way logistics firms function, improving speed, accuracy, and efficiency in everything from logistic management to warehousing. Robotics and automation technologies driven by artificial intelligence improve warehouse operations’ efficiency and adaptability, allowing warehouses to easily manage a variety of items, packaging kinds, and order profiles. Nevertheless, more research is still needed to fully comprehend how automation has affected logistics and how it has evolved. In addition, to date, no scholarly work has provided a thorough analysis of particular automated logistic process automation strategies used by Lithuanian businesses. Although many of the assessments that are currently available in this field offer valuable insights, they are frequently overly broad. In order to tackle this problem, we conducted a methodical study that attempts to offer a strong and pertinent basis, focusing on the automation of logistics processes that are used in supply chain management together with artificial intelligence. This study’s objective was to examine conditions for increasing logistics automation processes in Lithuanian logistic companies. The novelty of this article is the consideration of the main factors influencing the automation of logistics processes, which include the key drivers of AI-powered warehouse automation processes to evaluate the real level of automation.

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Systems
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2025-07-19
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https://doi.org/10.3390/systems13070608
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Transport and Logistics Innovations
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Conditions for Increasing the Level of Automation of Logistics Processes on the Example of Lithuanian Companies

Laima Naujokienė, Rasa Pocevičienė, Kristina Vaičiūtė, Valentina Peleckienė
Systems
Transport and Logistics Innovations
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Conditions for Increasing the Level of Automation of Logistics Processes on the Example of Lithuanian Companies

Laima Naujokienė, Rasa Pocevičienė, Kristina Vaičiūtė, Valentina Peleckienė
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Globalization has greatly changed the way logistics firms function, improving speed, accuracy, and efficiency in everything from logistic management to warehousing. Robotics and automation technologies driven by artificial intelligence improve warehouse operations’ efficiency and adaptability, allowing warehouses to easily manage a variety of items, packaging kinds, and order profiles. Nevertheless, more research is still needed to fully comprehend how automation has affected logistics and how it has evolved. In addition, to date, no scholarly work has provided a thorough analysis of particular automated logistic process automation strategies used by Lithuanian businesses. Although many of the assessments that are currently available in this field offer valuable insights, they are frequently overly broad. In order to tackle this problem, we conducted a methodical study that attempts to offer a strong and pertinent basis, focusing on the automation of logistics processes that are used in supply chain management together with artificial intelligence. This study’s objective was to examine conditions for increasing logistics automation processes in Lithuanian logistic companies. The novelty of this article is the consideration of the main factors influencing the automation of logistics processes, which include the key drivers of AI-powered warehouse automation processes to evaluate the real level of automation.

SystemsVol. 13(7)
Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (LT), Šiauliai State Higher Education Institution (LT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Transport and Logistics Innovations
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