Improving the logistics systems of enterprises using mathematical and simulation modeling methods

Abstract

This article examines approaches to analyzing and optimizing routes operated by transport companies, as well as modern methods and techniques for organizing them. A significant lack of modern scientific research aimed at modernizing and optimizing enterprise logistics systems through modeling has been identified. Key problem areas in the current logistics management systems of real-life transport industry enterprises were identified. A set of measures for modernizing logistics systems has been developed, formal criteria for assessing the effectiveness of such measures (an integrated problem indicator, expected savings from implementing a TMS system, and expected costs per vehicle trip) have been proposed, and boundary conditions have been specified. A quantitative assessment of the economic efficiency of implementing the proposed measures for a real-life enterprise was conducted. The results of the study can be used to justify investments in digital monitoring and routing technologies.