Internet of Things within the Service Architecture of Intelligent Transport Systems

Levina, Anastasia; Dubgorn, Alissa; Iliashenko, Oksana

doi:10.1109/eecs.2017.72

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“…The smart technologies are understood as an umbrella term, the collective name for modern high technologies, which are characterized by a high degree of internal selforganization and synergy, a large number of feedbacks both positive ones which contribute to "acceleration" of the system and its subsequent evolution, and negative ones which controls the system, which do not allow to "runaway" ensuring its normal, rhythmic life support [8,9].…”

Section: A Tooling Support Of Smart Supply Chainsmentioning

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Logistics of smart supply chains

Scherbakov¹,

Silkina²

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Technologies in Logistics and Infrastructure (ICDTLI 2019)

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The initial study principle is the axiom of supply chains as the forms of logistics arrangement in the sphere of commodities and services circulation on the "simple-tocomplex" development basis: directadvancedmaximum chains of supplynetworks of supply chains. In the frame of evolutionary dynamics, the basic concept of Supply Chain Management (SCM) with its fundamental idea on integrated management of logistics business-processes based on processing the on-line information related to material flow is interpreted as the concept of adaptive management of logistical flows under the conditions of chain organization and logistics digitization. The digitalization is understood as a digital logistics transformation, which activates the information processes in supply chain management with arrangement of customeroriented networks of manufacturers, suppliers of goods, logistics service providers, and is considered by an objective prerequisite for the phenomenon of smart supply chains. The developed scientific understanding of smart supply chains and their intellectual functionality when forming the value propositions in effective ways is associated with the modern economic realities of the Industry 4.0 and the prospects for using analytical tools, digital information technologies as the main operational tools of the network logistics infrastructure. There is the description of the precedents and perspectives of using descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive analytics, Big Data technologies, artificial intelligence, the Internet of things, blockchain in solving functional logistics problems created in the world business practice. A comparative characteristic of the model for interaction of participants in smart supply chains relative to the traditional model is given. The potential of the smart supply chains logistics (by signs: speed, adaptability, accuracy) in achieving the customer-oriented approach of the integrated business is assessed.

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Section: A Tooling Support Of Smart Supply Chainsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Logistics of smart supply chains

Scherbakov¹,

Silkina²

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Technologies in Logistics and Infrastructure (ICDTLI 2019)

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“…Therefore, the number of variables characterizing logistics environments (m, n) has been drastically increased and early "trial and error" logistics methods based on check-lists and personal experience of logistics managers are unacceptable now. Digitizing logistics infrastructure permits to use advanced innovative digital technologies from rather simple ones (e.g., digitalized barcode equipment, different mobile applications, digitalized toll plazas [26]) to much more sophisticated (e.g., Big Data [27] and other advanced technologies of Fourth Industrial Revolution [28]).…”

Section: Prismatic Models Of Logistics Management and Representamentioning

confidence: 99%

Crossborder Integration of Supply Chains: Problems and Digital Solution Concept

Skripnuk¹,

Cherenkov²,

Didenko³

2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Technologies in Logistics and Infrastructure (ICDTLI 2019)

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The present paper is devoted to show and formalize logistics problems emerging on boarders between different logistics environments while crossing them by supply chain. The said problems consist of increasing logistics risk and transaction costs. It is shown that the solution of these problems constitutes a significant reserve for increasing the competitive advantage. The comparative-analytical approach is used to build a double-prism model of international logistics management. Crossborder supply chain integration is formalized using vector representation in a pair of ndimensional spaces of logistic significant marketing variables. A prospective model of digital real-virtual cyberspace is presented as a hypothetical example of a fully digitalized logistics infrastructure. Didactic use of paper materials is explained.

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“…Digital applications can play a major role in a large number of port operations and shipping: from logistics management to improving cargo operations. In the Smart Port, decisions can be made based on data analysis and applications for IoT [4]. With the help of the IoT, ports can integrate and share maritime information in a secure environment.…”

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Digital Technology Implementation for Smart City and Smart Port Cooperation

Ilin¹,

Jahn²,

Weigell³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Technologies in Logistics and Infrastructure (ICDTLI 2019)

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A promising direction for the development of society, especially in the conditions of the industry 4.0 paradigm, a of is the Smart City. The purpose of the Smart City is to optimize resources, monitor security, and maximize the level of services for the population. For the successful development of the concept of the Smart City, the integration of various systems and technologies is required. One part of the Smart City concept in particular to consider is the Smart Port. This article examines the existing digital solutions for the automation of Smart Ports, the direction of technology development, the existing problems and prospects for the digitalization of port terminals and transport logistics operators.

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Internet of Things within the Service Architecture of Intelligent Transport Systems

Cited by 59 publications

References 3 publications

Logistics of smart supply chains

Logistics of smart supply chains

Crossborder Integration of Supply Chains: Problems and Digital Solution Concept

Digital Technology Implementation for Smart City and Smart Port Cooperation

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