Abstract
The article is devoted to the research of modern tendencies of defining the essence of supply chain management as an innovative philosophy of spiral business dynamics. The research is based on the generalization and application of the basic principles of wave theory of development, classical theory of marketing, modern provisions of the theory of TQM and conceptual provisions of the theory of spiral dynamics. A new look at supply chain architecture, from identifying growing needs for specific products and ending with utilization, namely the emergence of new links in the chain of transformation of resources such as the stage of intelligent innovation processes to create modifications and upgrades or design a new product to meet growing needs. A multicomponent process of change is considered in view of current trends. The application of the theory of the spiral dynamics of the supply chains is a logical and predictable extrapolation of the general tendencies of the development of the life support system and the growing needs of society, starting from the “subsistence economy” and to the creation of modern global economic associations such as transnational corporations and international transport corridors. economic associations of countries and international programs of scientific search in the field of artificial intelligence and development of the cosmos.
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We are happy to invite you to get acquainted with the first issue of the new scientific and practical publication "Intellectualization of Logistics and Supply Chain Management".We strongly believe that the launch of this magazine indicates the objective need to rethink a wide range of issues related to the development of theory and practice in logistics and supply chain management, awareness of the need to unite the scientific community and logistics practitioners, dissemination of modern knowledge and best practices for innovative development of the logistics services market.The first issue of the magazine is published at a difficult time
Taking into account the accelerating pace of innovation in the development of equipment and machinery, technology and their consumer market, as well as the expedited change in the consumers’ needs and preferences, according to many researchers, the business concept of Supply Chain Management (SCM) requires a wider interpretation of the concepts and components of integrated logistics in general and the nature and structure of the supply chain before all as a single business complex - systems of resource support for the design, production and consumption of products which are needed to meet the growing demands and new needs of society
The idea of the spiral dynamics of supply chains is a logical and predictable extrapolation of the generalized tendencies in the development of the system of providing vital functions and growing needs of society from the "natural economy" to the modern global economic associations, such as transnational corporations and international transport corridors and transcontinental supply chains, economic state unification and international research programs in the field of artificial intelligence and development of space capabilities. All of these trends in the world and regional economies development are directly related to the formation of new perspectives on the current and future needs of society and their satisfaction logistics
Summary
Editor in Chief: Deputy editors-in-chief: Hryhorak M. The electronic scientific and practical journal is registered in international scientometric data bases, repositories and search engines. HRYHORAK M.Yu. Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Head of Logistics Department National Aviation University (Ukraine), TRUSHKINA N.V. PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Senior Research Fellow, Regulatory Policy and Entrepreneurship Development Institute of Industrial Economics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Ukraine), Tadeusz POPKOWSKI PhD (Engineering), Associate Professor, Head of the IT team the International university of logistics and transport in Wroclaw (Poland), MOLCHANOVA K.M. Senior lecturer at the Department of Logistics National Aviation University (Ukraine) DIGITAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF LOGISTICS CUSTOMER SERVICE BUSINESS MODELS. KOSTYUCHENKO L.V. PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Associate Professor of Logistics Department National Aviation University (Ukraine), SOLOMON D.I. Doctor of Engineering, Professor, Rector Academy of Transport, Informatics and Communications (Moldova), THE BASIC TERMINOLOGY OF THE MODERN MILITARY LOGISTICS.
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