Supply chain digitalization

In today’s world, competition between enterprises is characterized by competition between production value chains. The model of inventory management in terms of supply chain management allows you to combine the resources of enterprises and strengthen their cooperation with other industries. This model enables the rational use of stocks, accurately refl ecting demand and reducing their cost, increasing competitiveness, optimizing the overall structure of the production value chains, which is the key to ensuring the smooth transfer of information between the links of the supply chains. Such models and ideas of inventory management will be applied by an increasing number of enterprises.

The development of supply chains in general and the information subsystem in particular is analyzed. The characteristics of inventory management within the framework of the supply management system are considered. The weaknesses of the traditional management model at the current stage of digitalization of transportation are identifi ed, the strengths of the new management model are shown, which will signifi cantly reduce the cost of storing stocks within the supply chain and quickly respond to customer needs. The evolution of supply chains, the digitalization of production and transport processes create the conditions for organizing a single network information platform for the logistics chain. Thus, a phase of transition to network logistics will be implemented, which will increase the effi ciency of production value chains.

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