Article

Received 12.11.2024

Revised 26.02.2025

Accepted 29.03.2025

Retrieved from Iss. 117, P. 1, 2025

Pages 293 -305

Vorkut, T., & Volynets, L. (2025). MODEL FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE STATUS OF FUNCTIONING OF A LOGISTICS PROVIDER ORGANIZATION IN THE PROCESSES OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT. Automobile Roads and Road Construction, (117.1), 293-305. https://doi.org/10.33744/0365-8171-2025-117.1-293-305

MODEL FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE STATUS OF FUNCTIONING OF A LOGISTICS PROVIDER ORGANIZATION IN THE PROCESSES OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

Tetyana Vorkut Lyudmyla Volynets

The relevance of the research topic is due to the need to develop a model for assessing the state of functioning of the organization of the logistics provider in the processes of organizational strategic management. The purpose of the research is to develop a comprehensive model for assessing the state of the organization's functioning in the context of effective and efficient implementation of the monitoring and control stage of strategic management in the logistics provider's organization. The object of research is the process of organizational strategic management. The subject of the study is methods, models and mechanisms for assessing the state of the organization's functioning for the purposes of strategic management. The article substantiates that today in strategic management methods and models of organization evaluation usually consider the conceptual issues of the formation of appropriate evaluation systems, but leave aside the issue of the implementation of appropriate systems, in particular, in terms of information support. In terms of solving the problem of developing complex models that take into account both the methodological aspects of the actual strategic management process and the information support of this process, it is relevant to conduct an analysis of the mathematical apparatus, which is based on the use of the theory of artificial intelligence. Develops a comprehensive model based on strategic management and information technology approaches for assessing the state of the organization's functioning in the context of effective and efficient implementation of the monitoring and control stage of strategic management in the organization of a logistics provider

logistics provider organization, strategic management, information technologies, monitoring, control
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