The Role and Importance of Coordination Principles in Ensuring Competitiveness of Transport and Logistics Systems
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31150/ajshr.v3i5.1091Keywords:
integrated logistics, container, service, profitability, supply chain, logistics integration, freight, technological equipmentAbstract
This article provides information on the differences in the composition and cost of quality parameters of logistics services, transport and storage units, technological equipment for warehouses and cargo transportation, compliance of technical specifications and parameters of vehicles, aimed at minimizing logistics costs.
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