The impact of artificial intelligence in logistics management on sustainability development of e-business

Abstract

In the conditions of all-encompassing transformational changes in the economic system of Ukraine, the key to the success of the functioning of domestic trade enterprises in the long term is ensuring their sustainable development. At the same time, in recent years, domestic trade enterprises have been operating in the face of global challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, and now they are facing the consequences of the ongoing large-scale armed aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. In particular today, a significant number of trade enterprises faced problems relocation, deterioration of supply conditions and disruption of logistics chains, complication of product sales processes, outflow of highly qualified personnel for border, the need to transfer employees to remote work, loss property, lack of sufficient equity, which is directly negative affects their effectiveness and efficiency and complicates (makes it impossible) further development. For many years, the logistics industry remains to be one of the most actively growing industries. However, there are some barriers that prevent many logistics companies from their expansion and growth, including the lack of access to real-time data that can demonstrate the most relevant road conditions, low control over delivery processes, low transparency of supply chain stages, and inaccurate route planning. Nowadays, among the factors that prevent the industry from further development, we can name the lack of access to real-time data that can demonstrate the most relevant road conditions, low control over delivery processes, low transparency of supply chain stages, and inaccurate route planning.