TRANSPORT. SAFETY AND ECOLOGY. LOGISTICS AND MANAGEMENT

Methodological foundations for the organization of local transport systems in Georgia

  • 1 Akaki Tsereteli State University, Kutaisi, Georgia

Abstract

The development of market economic relations in Georgia requires the application of management principles that take into account the interests of management objects. Consequently, there is an objective need to apply logistics management methods at both micro and macro levels. In this study, a transport-logistics polygon has been investigated. The initial study of the transport-logistics polygon demonstrated that, at the initial stage of analysis, it is necessary to determine the possible combinations of logistics channels constituting the transport-logistics polygon. Since market relations provide a wide variety of transport service forms, the selection of potential local transport systems represents a search process. An algorithmic block diagram for studying the transport services market has been developed, along with recommendations for planning and organizing technological processes of local transport systems in Georgia.

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