Innovations
Vol. 9 (2021), Issue 3, pg(s) 87-88

THEORETICAL PROBLEMS IN INNOVATIONS

Basic principles of the fourth industrial revolution in the logistics activity of small and medium enterprises

  • 1 Department "Industrial Management", Technical University of Varna, Bulgaria,

Abstract

This article focuses on the basic principles of the fourth industrial revolution in the logistics of small and medium enterprises. The development of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and its real application in practice and business pose extremely responsible tasks to logistics. It already has not only an independent role in this whole process of restructuring and transition of conventional logistics activities to those related to intelligent activities, but also a mandatory functional share in the development of all activities related to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

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