• Home Page
• Journal
  • Journal
  • Distribution
  • Editorial Board
  • Editorial Staff
  • Sections
  • List of reviewers
  • Requirements for Articles
  • Russian Logistics Journal
• News
  • Events list
  • Rules for press releases
  • News of Logistics
• Subscription
  • Subscription via Agencies
  • E-mailing
• Advertising
  • Advertising in Journal
  • Website Advertising
• Archive
• Contacts

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

Dear Readers! Now you see the first issue of the “LOGISTICS” journal in 2020. By tradition, we release it on the eve of the Moscow International Logistics Forum (MILF). This is a very important meeting of industry professionals, where the results of the past year are discussed, and the plans for the near future are drawn up.

In 2020, most of the Russian companies will continue to head for optimization of logistics processes and costs, automation and digitalization. For example, Magnit company intends to increase the efficiency of the supply chain of fresh and ultrafresh products, while Leroy Merlin increases productivity and reduces the impact on the environment by changing the packaging format (you’ll find the details in the issue). 

InStock Technologies company offers a special approach to managing production logistics. Dmitry Filatov, the Director for business development of the company, talks about the merits of the new development.

How to keep the budget with the help of automated logistic processes and why are professional logistic services more efficient than self-written programs? These questions are answered by Evgenia Plotnikova, Director of Strategic Development, S2B Group.

On the eve of the New Year, the editorial board of the “LOGISTICS” journal initiated a round table, devoted to the uberisation of the logistics industry. Participants spoke about the development trends of cargo aggregators in the Russian market, about the issues of the transport business, discussed the other acute problems (details are on the pages of the journal).

Our authors Denis Pustokhin, Olga Bykova, Elena Nekrasova consider the prospects of using new technologies in transport and logistics systems. Nadezhda Garina raises the problem of adapting the internal business processes of a logistics company to the changing structure of the target customer audience, a company known under the Fresh Logic brand being the case. 

Kirill Erygin and Yulia Klimina offer a comparative analysis of institutional approaches to ensuring the sustainability of supply chains.

Dear readers and participants of MILF-2020! We are waiting for interesting topics and suggestions from you. We look forward to working together and are confident that results of our work will effectively influence the development of logistics in Russia.

To get in touch, join our group in FB: www.facebook.com/logisticsjournal 

We’ll be glad to meet you on the pages of the "LOGISTICS" journal!