THE IMPORTANCE AND NECESSITY OF LOGISTICS SYSTEM

This article from the analysis of the necessity of the development of the logistics system. Analyzes the problems of disorder in the development of logistics enterprises, information platform needs, logistics information standard lag. Today it is impossible to imagine a production or trading company that is not engaged in solving logistics problems. The logistics system is a relatively stable set of links (structural /functional divisions of the company, as well as suppliers, consumers and logistics intermediaries) interconnected and united by a single management of the corporate strategy of business organization. Logistics systems allow to optimize the functioning of commodity, information and financial flows, “significantly reduce the time interval between the acquisition of raw materials and semi-finished products and the delivery of the finished product to the consumer, contributes to a sharp reduction in inventories”. In the context of globalization, given the vastness of the territory of Kazakhstan, the competitiveness of the economy and the state will largely depend on the efficient operation of the transport and communications complex. The key to the competitiveness of domestic goods, services, and the economy as a whole is a high-tech transport infrastructure corresponding to the state transport and transit policy. Thus, the solution to the problem of improving the efficiency of the transport sector is impossible without strengthening research to determine the future directions for the development of motor vehicles based on a systematic analysis of its state at the present stage.

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