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The fourth issue of the “LOGISTICS” journal of 2018 has been published

On April 17, 2018 the “LOGISTICS" journal together with the Insurance House VSK organizes a conference "New opportunities for the development of transport companies. Trends in 2018". We would like to welcome the participants of the conference and wish fruitful and effective work in the framework of this event!

In the fourth issue of the journal, we tried to highlight the topic of transport logistics from different views, and first of all we suggest starting with the markets analysis.

Despite the current problems in the economy and the pressure of sanctions, problems such as holding market positions, deeper exploration of the market and the search for new promising segments are relevant for all the players of all segments of the logistics market in working out the development strategies. In this regard, we advise you to pay attention to the practice of using the FI-TL methodology when conducting market research of the market of transport and logistics services in Russia using the example of the oil products market. About the peculiarities of applying this unique tool developed by the Agency Market Guide Agency, – says Yulia Kislova, the Director of the Agency.

An important factor in the successful development of a transportation company is the choice of a reliable insurer, – says Dmitry Kalashnikov, General Director of LLC ITEKO Russia. In his article he shares many-year experience of working with various insurance companies.

At the same time, one should not forget that safety is the basis of any supply chain, including a reduction in the number of accidents due to the human factor. But how can this be achieved when several thousand drivers report to you? The answer to this question is in the material of Andrei Pavlovich, Director for Logistics and Planning in Coca-Cola HBC Russia.

No doubt, you'll get interested in the article by Yevgeny Ponomarev, which examines the factors influencing the international transportation process by the example of the transit route between Turkey and Russia.

In their article Igor Dubrovin, Evgeny Dubrovin, Yegor Shishkovets assess the economic component of fuel delivery to the Kotelny Island of the Novosibirsk Archipelago to supply a military town.

In the framework of the development of the Arctic territories of the Russian Federation, Yevgeniy Korolyov examines the current state of air transport in the Russian Arctic, suggesting possible directions to improve the situation.

I am sure you will get interested in other materials of the new issue.

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