Part Of Procurement Research Articles

Launching of the logistics double diploma program beetween Hungary and Kyrgyzistan: from start to teaching

In recent years, there has been a growing demand for education in the field of intralogistics, as companies began to treat this segment as a separate area, not just as part of procurement or storage. As a result, the demand for professionals specialized in this area has increased, not only in Europe but worldwide. The University of Miskolc, in collaboration with its former partner, the Kyrgyz State Technical University, has established a dual degree program with a significant emphasis on production logistics. This article presents the origin and background of the program, the initial challenges of course launches and how they were overcome, as well as providing insights into the future of logistics education.

HARMONIZATION OF MECHANISMS OF PROCUREMENT OF THE ELECTRONIC SYSTEM PROZORRO TO THE REQUIREMENTS AND RULES OF THE WORLD BANK

The article considers the mechanisms of harmonization of procurement of goods, works and services (except for the purchase of consultants services) through the electronic system ProZorro in accordance with the requirements and rules of the World Bank. The regulatory framework of the World Bank in part of procurement has been researched. The problems that arose during the harmonization of public e-procurement procedures with the rules and requirements of the World Bank are highlighted. Conclusions are made about the advantages and disadvantages of the electronic system, taking into account the rules of the World Bank. Accented the potential risks, threats and shortcomings of the ProZorro system. Keywords: public procurement, the World Bank, ProZorro, procurement mechanisms, public procurement procedures.

International Logistics Management at General Motors: Philosophy and Practice

Corporate level examination of international logistics problems in formal fashion is a relatively recent occurrence at General Motors. International Logistics Operations (ILO) was created in June, 1977, and was made a part of Procurement, Production Control and Logistics Staff. The Director of International Logistics Operations reports to the Executive Director of Logistics and is charged with responsibility for the coordination of all international transportation activities.