ADVANCEMENTS AND BEST PRACTICES IN LOGISTICS AT TRANSSHIPMENT FECILITIES

Authors

  • Arziyeva Sevinch Shomurot qizi “Silk road”International university of tourism and cultural heritage Faculity of tourism management Samarkand, Uzbekistan Author

Keywords:

Transshipment centers; Logistics innovations; Supply chain strategies; Automation in logistics; Inventory management systems; Robotics in warehouses; Last-mile delivery solutions

Abstract

The thesis on “Advancements and Best Practices in Logistics at Transshipment Facilities” delves into the critical aspects of developing advanced approaches in logistics management, specifically focusing on transshipment centers. This study emphasizes the significance of strategic planning in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of logistics operations within these centers, which serve as pivotal nodes in global supply chains. By exploring innovative methodologies and technologies, the research aims to provide comprehensive insights into optimizing transshipment processes, reducing operational costs, and improving overall performance metrics. The investigation begins by examining the current state of transshipment centers, including their operational structures, flow patterns, and the integration of various transport modes. It identifies key challenges faced by logistics managers, such as congestion, inefficient cargo handling, and the need for real-time data visibility. To address these challenges, the thesis proposes a robust, comprehensive framework for developing strategic initiatives tailored to the unique requirements of transshipment operations. This framework encompasses aspects such as capacity planning, resource optimization, and stakeholder collaboration, ensuring that logistics strategies are not only reactive but also proactive in anticipating future demands. The research highlights the importance of aligning logistics strategies with broader organizational goals to achieve sustainable competitive advantages in today’s dynamic business environment. It advocates for an integrated approach that considers economic, environmental, and social impacts, ensuring sustainability in logistics practices. Moreover, the thesis underscores the role of emerging technologies, particularly those associated with Industry 4.0 trends, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), big data analytics, and automation, in revolutionizing transshipment practices and enhancing supply chain efficiency. By integrating these innovations into strategic planning, companies can adapt to rapidly changing market demands, streamline operations, and deliver superior customer service. The study also explores case studies of leading transshipment facilities that have successfully implemented these advanced practices, providing tangible examples of improved performance outcomes.

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2024-09-09