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Heading:SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Current trends in the development of Industry 4.0 technologies in supply chain management

Annotation. The article provides an overview of scientific publications on the application of Industry 4.0 technologies in logistics. The world trends of scientific research in the field of triangulation, crowdsourcing and synchro modality in supply chain management are also revealed. The research was carried out using open databases of scientific publications Scopus and eLibrary.

Key words. Industry 4.0, IoT, AR/VR, 3D-printing, Drones, supply chain.

Logistic coordination system: state regulation of interaction on the common infrastructure of business entities in order to increase their efficiency and adaptability

Experience of implementing the production supply chain planning system at VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation

Annotation. Transparency of the order fulfillment process and the ability to maintain the confirmed shipment due date are important factors for most customers. However, improving these aspects of production is not possible without an innovative approach to production management and in particular to its planning. The paper analyzes the successful experience of implementing the first stage of the production supply chain planning system at VSMPO-AVISMA Corporation, the world's largest titanium producer.

The first wave of coronavirus in China: the impact of uncertainty on global supply chain management

Annotation. Vertically integrated supply chains span key sectors of the global economy. The outbreak of COVID-19 was first detected in the city of Wuhan, China, in December 2019 and the further spread of coronavirus to more than 110 countries led to destabilization of business processes around the world. The study presents an analysis of the impact of the epidemic on global logistics networks. Recommendations are developed to increase the flexibility and sustainability of supply chains in the face of uncertainty in demand and the functional cycle.

A systematic approach to ensuring the competitiveness of a supply chain participant

Annotation. The training element «Supply Chain Modeling» of the specialized module «Supply Chain Management» was detailed in the unified educational-methodical module program for the cycle of disciplines of the specialty «Marketing and Logistics», developed at the Gomel branch of MITSO International University.

The growing role of digital labeling to provide traceability of supply chains

Annotation. The article shown that ensuring visibility / traceability throughout the supply chain today is becoming a prerequisite for all contractors in the value chain – from the supplier of raw materials to the retailer. Attention is focused on the role of labeling in the context of improving the visibility and traceability of the supply chains of goods of the FMCG sector.

Change of supply chain schemes and approaches to inventory management due to mandatory product labeling

Trend towards the Trust

Comparative analysis of institutional approaches to ensuring the supply chain sustainability

Annotation. The article provides the results of study of both Russian legislation and work of supply chains related to different organizations. Given the results, four actual institutional approaches to ensuring supply chain functioning resilience were identified. The suggested classification is proved by using some of the elements of the authors’ original model of supply chain general function. Key words. Supply chain, resilience, state purchasing, management, institutional approach.

Use of Blockchain technology for monitoring logistics operations in the supply chains

Annotation. The article discusses the use of technology Blockchain in logistics and supply chain management (DRM). It is shown that the digital technology Blockchain can be successfully applied to the effective monitoring of logistics business processes in the supply chains of enterprises of various sectors of the economy. It highlights the problems and shortcomings of using IT systems of the ERP class, as well as APS / IBP software applications for working in a multilayer supply chain based on blockchain technology.