Innovative digital algorithms in commercial networks

Optimization of cargo flows through the nodes of the digital transport corridor is an urgent task. Its emergence is due to the need to introduce innovative management principles in logistics. This article considers the problem of choosing the optimal technology for carrying out work at a distribution center. Such objects affect the functioning of a third-party logistics operator and are the basic nodes of the transport network. The task is to find a theoretical basis in the form of a set of mathematical formalisms built to model stochastic processes in commodity flows. The proposed mathematical model can be included in the core of the digital logistics platform as part of the expert software block «Warehouse Management System». The research results provide a basis for using the resource to reduce the cost of construction and maintenance of the distribution center. Quantitatively, the savings are determined both by the conditions for the delivery of goods and by the general market situation. The peculiarity of the research, carried out taking into account the stochastic nature of the market, makes it possible to apply the proposed methodology in the tasks of risk assessment.

Keywords: digitalization, logistics, supply chains, algorithm, control

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