Business Models for Advanced ICT in Logistics

Boschian, Valentina; Paganelli, Paolo

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“…Using the A. Osterwalder's Business Model Canvas as a basic ontology defining the outlines of an enterprise's business activities, it can be extended by adding subject-matters and semantic relationships from other areas of knowledge related to the commercial operation of trucks [45][46][47]. For example, developing the concept of trucking reliability as a key factor in the value proposition of the business model Canvas, we have developed an ontology of trucking reliability, a fragment of which is shown in Figure 2.…”

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Development of Transportation Management System with the Use of Ontological and Architectural Approaches to Ensure Trucking Reliability

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With the wide variety of information systems and applications for motor transport and transport logistics control we have today, one may think we are already living in the digital era of general welfare, and digital tools would easily ensure sustainable development and prosperity of businesses. However, the experience of deployment and introduction of such solutions shows that their value for transport business is significantly lower than expected. Moreover, in some projects, business performance of transport companies had no correlation with introduction of information systems. In the best-case scenario, they provided for a slight decrease in document flow transaction costs. The change of the strategic status of a company in the transportation service market is a fairly complicated task, which, as analysis of literary sources shows, is achievable for few enterprises, primarily small and medium-sized businesses. Such situations show that information solutions were introduced without analyzing or assessing the business models of certain companies which could be used a basis for digital landscape of business as a whole. In recent years, the basic concept of forming a single information space of an enterprise has been the enterprise architecture. It provided for coordination between all the business processes in order to achieve a company’s strategic goals. The fundamentals of the concept were developed by J. Zachman in his famous Zachman Framework, and it was later developed with numerous models of enterprise architecture (e.g., TOGAF (Department of Defense Architecture Framework), GERAM (Generalised Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology), DoDAF (Department of Defense Architecture Framework)). However, currently some researchers note that sustainable corporate development should stem not only from a “correct assembly” of all its business elements, which was the purpose of enterprise architecture, but also from the interaction of these elements when reaching the emergence effect. In this context, one should pay attention to comprehensive activity analysis of a transport and logistics business using ontological and architecture approaches.

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“…will be determined based on this. Thus, the paper [45] presents a reference business model of a transport company which one can modify in order to ensure the specified indicators of transportation reliability for these particular conditions.…”

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“…This cargo must be delivered to one destination B with the normative negative impact of the transportation process on the environment and the restriction of the capacity of the procurement station, that is, an equal quantity of cargo must be delivered to each hour interval. The solution of this task will ensure the smooth operation of the points of dispatch, the procurement station, avoid the formation of queues, idle rolling stock, and reduce the negative impact of rolling stock on the state of the environment [6,7].…”

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The model of functioning of cargo transportation subsystem

Korchagin

Rizayeva

2021

MATEC Web Conf.

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Developed the methodology for the organization and control of functioning of cargoes transportation system under real conditions of vehicle operation. The model management system allows you to maintain the biosphere-compatible equilibrium and the balanced interaction of all subsystems. The use of the created system of cargo delivery management taking into account the biosphere-compatible criterion is important and progressive in the created conditions, since it became possible to take into account the criteria when searching for the most economically and ecologically way of delivering goods.

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“…Following Boschian and Paganelli (2016), the alignment of logistical actions between necessary agents in the supply chain, particularly shippers, LSPs and infrastructure managers, defines successful and innovative logistics business models. In this context, the business models of shippers and LSPs are categorized by means of their service range and structure (Köylüoglu und Krumme 2015).…”

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Operations, Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Zijm¹,

Klumpp²,

Regattieri

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Lecture Notes in Logistics

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Business Models for Advanced ICT in Logistics

Cited by 11 publications

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Development of Transportation Management System with the Use of Ontological and Architectural Approaches to Ensure Trucking Reliability

Development of Transportation Management System with the Use of Ontological and Architectural Approaches to Ensure Trucking Reliability

The model of functioning of cargo transportation subsystem

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