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    Research and analysis user centered logistic website on the base of user data
    (Faculty of Engineering and Natural Science, 2024) Serikova M.
    This thesis explores how to make a logistics website that is user-friendly and can handle data from Telegram. The goal is to turn unstructured text messages into structured data for logistics companies. This will help us make better decisions and work more efficiently. I used tools like PHP, Composer, MadelineProto, and PhpSpreadsheet to organize the data. The website was designed using Figma to be simple and easy to understand. Structured data helps in planning and decision making. The study shows that better data and design can improve logistics operations. Future work will focus on adding more features and improving the system with real-time data and user feedback.
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    Supply Chain Management: Multi-Echelon Inventory Optimization
    (Suleyman Demirel University, 2007) Bahitcan Eshenkulov; Tolkynbek Nurgaliyev
    Effective management of inventory is essential for ensuring smooth operations in manufacturing, distribution, and retail enterprises. Multi-echelon supply chains, which include several interconnected storage and distribution stages such as regional distribution centers and local warehouses, require more complex coordination than single-echelon systems. Traditional approaches often treat each level independently, resulting in excess safety stocks, unreliable demand forecasting, and inconsistent service levels. These issues contribute to the bullwhip effect, where slight changes in customer demand lead to amplified variations across the supply chain. A true multi-echelon inventory optimization approach integrates the management of all echelons simultaneously. It focuses on minimizing total inventory while ensuring target service levels, improving visibility across the demand chain, accounting for lead time variability, and synchronizing replenishment decisions. By adopting such a coordinated strategy, enterprises can achieve reduced working capital, improved customer satisfaction, and better supplier performance across the entire network.