Stability of the Integrated Logistics Information Space

Abstract

Rapid technical progress in the field of industrial and information technology and its impact on production systems will put more and more pressure on both their structure and the distinctive features of this process. The boundaries will become more and more distorted and the structure of production will change substantially. The pursuit of a complex improvement of technological, auxiliary and information activities will increasingly become a major factor in the development of modern production. And this means that on the basis of new communication and computer achievements, nanotechnologies and other technical solutions, the manufacturing structure will change globally. The future production will be considered as a whole, including techniques, technology, and information processes, and functionally integrated manufacturing components such as logistics. The purpose of this report is to analyze the impact of technologies on the stability of integrated logistics information throughout the supply chain.