Визначення умов ефективної організації обслуговування замовлень логістичним відділом виробничої компанії
Abstract. Problem. The main task of the logistics departments of manufacturing companies is to reduce the cost of the transportation component of the final cost of goods. Therefore, the article identifies the need to establish conditions for the effective organization of order processing by the logistics department of a manufacturing company. Goal. Reducing the costs of a manufacturing company for cargo delivery by implementing an efficient organization of order service by the logistics department. Methodology. The article builds a structural model of interaction between the participants of the transportation service technology by the logistics department of a manufacturing company. The department organizes the supply of products for the main production from companies producing components, equipment, materials, and metal. Ten alternative schemes for organizing order service by the logistics department of the production company “Elevator Systems” are proposed. The variability of schemes is determined by possible combinations of operations. According to the four-factor experiment plan, the value of the company's costs for equipment delivery for ten built order service schemes was determined. Originality. The article develops linear-type forecasting models for ten proposed options for organizing order service by the logistics department of a manufacturing company. The obtained dependencies allow obtaining decision-making conditions depending on the order parameters. Practical value. An economical scheme is one where the logistics department of a manufacturing company has its own container, transportation to the port is by rail, the vehicle is rented from partner companies, and transportation from the port is by rail, and the equipment is not unloaded from the container but is immediately transferred to the recipient.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Scientific periodicals of Ukraine
- Published
- 2025-07-04
- Primary Topic
- Transport and Logistics Innovations
- Type
- article
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