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The second issue of the “LOGISTICS” journal of 2020 has been published

Dear readers! Here is the second issue of the “LOGISTICS” journal of 2020. The articles prepared by the editors do not only characterize the development of the logistics industry, but also cover the related areas, so they will be of interest to a wide range of specialists. 

The high speed of development of the Internet technologies spurs the e-commerce market, and more and more people are using the services of online stores. This trend, according to the consulting company JLL, affects the real estate market of commercial premises (details are in the issue). Along with this, despite the universal digitalization, the personnel potential is still the main asset of the companies. We are discussing this problem with Ruslan Ryzhonkov, Operating Officer for Supply Chains of JSC Tander.

 In the new issue, we inform about a joint project implemented as part of the Supply Chain Leaders program. We wrote about this program more than once in our journal. The focus of attention is trust acceptance as the improvement of the efficiency of supply chain management. 

You will get interested in the article by Alexei Izmailov, a consultant in the practice of logistics solutions, devoted to the important problem of food retail - automation of a warehouse with perishable food products. To solve it, the author offers a ready-made working model that can be used as an example to implement similar projects.

 Our author Mikhail Kovalev considers the role of the Republic of Belarus in global oil supply chains, gives an estimate of the logistics costs associated with the delivery of oil to oil refineries. Continuing the theme, Oleg Larin and Daria Fedyaeva raise the problem of the possible impact of new environmental requirements for marine fuel on the oil market. 

Dear readers! We expect to get your interesting topics and suggestions. We will be happy to work together and are confident that the results will effectively influence the development of logistics in Russia. 

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