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School Head – Valentina Dybskaya
Academic Supervisor – Viktor Sergeyev
Deputy Head for Research – Victoria Gerami
Deputy Head for Student Research – Denis Aleksandrovich Gusev
Deputy Head for Prospective Student and Alumni Affairs – Tamara Levina
Deputy Head for International Relations – Andrey Vinogradov
Deputy Head for Academics – Alla Viktorovna Fel
Digital Logistics and Supply Chain Management
In press
Brodetskiy G., Gusev D. A., Shidlovskii I.
International Journal of Logistics Systems and Management. 2019.
In bk.: Reliability and Statistics in Transportation and Communication Selected Papers from the 18th International Conference on Reliability and Statistics in Transportation and Communication, RelStat’18, 17–20 October 2018, Riga, Latvia. Iss. 68. Switzerland: Springer, 2019. P. 389-406.
Improving Transport Infrastructure in Russia
OECD Economics Department Working Papers. ECO/WKP. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2015. No. 1193.
The School of Logistics hosted a round table "Control Tower Methodology in Supply Chains"
The leading experts of the SCM practice of Deloitte Vardan Gasparyan and Aleksey Konovalov led the round table. Professor V.I. Sergeev was the moderator of the round table from the School of Logistics.
The Control Tower methodology is a new class of tools for tracking supply chain KPIs, monitoring exceptional situations and logistic risks, predicative analysis and optimization of integrated supply chain performance indicators. Currently, the methodology is actively used by leading companies - world leaders of SCM, in particular, those included in the list of the "Top 25" companies of Gartner.
Masters of the 1st and 2nd courses actively participated in the discussion of the prospects for using the Control Tower methodology in Russian companies and case studies. According to the leaders of the round table, the Masters of the School of Logistics showed a good level of knowledge in supply chain monitoring.