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Harmonization of Russian supply chain management standards with EU requirements

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  • Viktor Shestak
  • Viktor Konstantinov
  • Vladislav Govorov
  • Evgenia Budko
  • Oleg Volodin

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The present research considered the issues of harmonizing supply chain management (SCM) standards of the Russian Federation with European standards and aimed to confirm the assumption that the increase in international trade volumes directly depends on the availability of appropriate logistics facilities and their management. The performed analysis statistically confirmed the hypothesis that the volume of foreign trade directly depends on the compliance of SCM standards with international requirements. The study provided several recommendations concerning the SCM standards’ harmonization. These include simplifying customs clearance procedures and increasing transparency and efficiency of operations through the use of information technology and shared databases. 本稿では、サプライチェーンマネジメント(SCM)のロシア連邦における基準とヨーロッパにおける基準との調和の問題を検討し、国際取引量の増加が、適切な物流施設の利用可能性とその管理に直接的に依存するという仮説を検証する。分析から、国際取引量は、SCM基準が国際的要求を遵守していることに直接的に依存するという仮説が統計的に確認された。本研究から、SCM基準の調和に関して、通関手続きの簡素化、情報技術と共有データベースを活用して業務の透明性と効率性を向上させることなど、いくつかの推奨事項が得られた。 La presente investigación examinó las cuestiones relativas a la armonización de los estándares de gestión de la cadena de suministro (GCS) de la Federación Rusa con los estándares europeos y pretendía confirmar el supuesto de que el aumento de los volúmenes de comercio internacional depende directamente de la disponibilidad de instalaciones logísticas adecuadas y de su gestión. El análisis realizado confirmó estadísticamente la hipótesis de que el volumen del comercio exterior depende directamente de la conformidad de los estándares de GCS con los requisitos internacionales. El estudio proporcionó varias recomendaciones relativas a la armonización de los estándares de GCS. Entre ellas, la simplificación de los procedimientos de despacho de aduanas y el aumento de la transparencia y la eficacia de las operaciones mediante el uso de tecnologías de la información y bases de datos compartidas.

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  • Viktor Shestak & Viktor Konstantinov & Vladislav Govorov & Evgenia Budko & Oleg Volodin, 2022. "Harmonization of Russian supply chain management standards with EU requirements," Regional Science Policy & Practice, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 14(4), pages 759-777, August.
  • Handle: RePEc:bla:rgscpp:v:14:y:2022:i:4:p:759-777
    DOI: 10.1111/rsp3.12423
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