Abstract
This paper addresses the analytical questions surrounding the index of customers satisfaction level, and their differentiation into unit clusters in the light weight and passenger vehicles market.
Highlights
1 Introduction The purpose of this study as carried out by the Department of Road Transport Operations, Moscow State Automobile and Road Technical University (MADI), is to propose a set of principles, approaches and the basic methodological provisions directed towards the development, and practical implementation of tasks, aimed at solving the problems of assessment, forecasting, and optimizing the functioning of the inventory management systems of spare parts and materials in its specified area of business activity
Distinguish the make and models from previously formed clusters of represented makes of LWV and the identification of critical elements based on the level of efficiency and reliability which are subject to further analysis aimed at solving the problems of forecasting, and optimizing the functioning of the Inventory Management Systems (IMS);
Develop the functioning dynamic control principles of the IMS based on a group of limiting elements of reliability of the LWV for the selected model series of the LWV make under consideration
Summary
The purpose of this study as carried out by the Department of Road Transport Operations, Moscow State Automobile and Road Technical University (MADI), is to propose a set of principles, approaches and the basic methodological provisions directed towards the development, and practical implementation of tasks, aimed at solving the problems of assessment, forecasting, and optimizing the functioning of the inventory management systems of spare parts and materials in its specified area of business activity
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