Scientific & Practical Journal
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Dear readers! We are pleased to present to you the eleventh issue of the journal in 2025. There are a lot of relevant and useful materials in the issue, which, hopefully, will not be ignored.
Dear readers! In September the CeMAT RUSSIA exhibition was held, which showed everyone that innovations and robotics are increasingly penetrating the logistics industry. We can safely say that many technologies are tested here, and only then they go out into the world. However, it is not only CeMAT RUSSIA that demonstrates the prevalence of the digital agenda.
Dear readers! This is the ninth issue of the journal, which turned out to be very rich and diverse. Traditionally, the issue is opened by an analyst. The material by Alina Nasyrova from the Market Guide Agency, dedicated to investments in warehouse complexes in Russia, recalls the importance of developing logistics infrastructure for the integrated development of regions.
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Heading:WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
What does a warehouse start with? Road map
Artem Dolgikh, Rodion Yangirov9 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
How to transport a warehouse
Sergey Severinov8 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Automation of a modern warehouse. Stacker cranes
8 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT How to maintain the speed of product processing with the introduction of mandatory labeling. Expert recommendations.
Dmitry Filatov8 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
2020: GAINING MOMENTUM. How we increased the customer's capacity five times
5 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT Schemes and algorithms for automatic sorting in the warehouse: rational choice of the number of sorter channels
Kirill Tolmachev, Alexander Volochkov4 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Annotation. The article determines the specific cost of sorting and the optimal number of sorting channels for the following commodity sorting algorithms: one-stage with, continuous feed to the conveyor from the reception; multi-stage with continuous supply to the conveyor from the receiving station; multi-stage with periodic feeding to the conveyor from the acceptance; multi-stage with complex sorting; two-stage with pre-sorting. The dependence of the daily capacity of the sorter on the number of channels is shown.
Application of block-chain and smart contract technologies in sea transportation
Vladimir Prokhorov, Pavel Vasiliev, Elizaveta Zhulyova3 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Annotation. In present article the practices of using innovative blockchain transport technologies and smart contracts in Maritime transport are examined, companies that provide logistics services using these technologies are analyzed, successful examples of their implementation are also presented.
Key words. Logistics, blockchain, smart contract, shipping.
The Problem of Supply Chain Visibility and the Use of the Supply Chain Control Tower Concept
Victor Sergeyev, Igor Sergeyev, Ksenia Khlobystova3 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Annotation. The importance and competitive advantages of digital transformation of supply chains using cognitive IT-platforms are shown. The need to develop the flexibility, dynamism and visibility of supply chains based on the use of the concept / technology of Supply Chain Control Tower – SCCT is proved. The problems of visibility in the supply chain are considered as the main imperative of SCCT implementation for the purpose of control and monitoring of parameters of goods and transport flows.
Features of business processes automation in the warehouse of perishable food products
Aleksei Izmailov2 / 2020 | WAREHOUSE. INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
Annotation. The article is devoted to the important task of grocery retail – how to automate a warehouse with short shelf life food products? The solution of this task lies both in the description of business processes specific to any food warehouse and in the use of IT instruments, particularly WMS. The article presents an example of this kind of automation, describes how business processes already work in the implemented warehouse management system. The result of study is a ready working model that can be used as an instance for the implementation of similar projects.
New ways in the distribution of medicines
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