Structure model of information system for identification and analysis of logistics costs for farms
Karol Wajszczuk
Abstract
The paper presents a proposal of a model system to identify and estimate of logistic costs for farms. Taking into account the process aspect of the proposed model to estimate logistic costs, a costs section following three main basic elements of logistic processes will be used in the system: costs of physical flow of materials, inventory costs, costs of information processes. This model will make it possible to estimate effectiveness of both of logistics subsystems and a whole logistics system for such enterprises.
Keywords:
logistics costs, model, farm, logistics managementReferences
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