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194100 Saint Petersburg,
3 Kantemirovskaya Street, Room 303
The Department of Logistics and Supply Chain Management was established in 2014. It is part of the School of Economics and Management at HSE St. Petersburg, a ‘big faculty’ that brings together economists and management specialists.
Teachers in the department support both the Bachelor’s programme in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and the Master’s programme in Strategic Supply Chain Management.
Proceedings of the Third International Scientific Conference “Intelligent Information Technologies for Industry” (IITI’18) September 17-21, 2018.
Yury Iskanderov, Pautov M.
Vol. 2. Springer, 2018.
Lukinskiy V., Lukinsky V., Sokolov B. et al.
International Transactions in Operational Research. 2025. P. 1-36.
Lukinskiy V., Vladislav Lukinskiy, Sadykova G. et al.
In bk.: Reliability and Statistics in Transportation and Communication: Human Sustainability and Resilience in the Digital Age. Selected Papers from the 24th International Multidisciplinary Conference on Reliability and Statistics in Transportation and Communication, RelStat-2024, Riga, Latvia, September 25-28, 2024. Iss. 1337. Switzerland: Springer Publishing Company, 2025. P. 388-398.
19th International Conference “Reliability and Statistics in Transportation and Communication” (RelStat-2019), 16–19 October 2019 Riga, Latvia Transport and Telecommunication Institute
During the conference, at the 'Smart Solutions for Supply Chain Management' section, representatives of the HSE St. Petersburg made a presentation 'Forming the Complex Model to Rate Transportation Indicators in Supply Chains'. In total, the conference was attended by 117 researchers from 18 countries, including Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, Germany, Ukraine, Russia, Czech Republic, Austria, Greece, Great Britain, India, France, USA and Japan.
Among the reports presented at the conference, one should especially note the speech of a professor at the Munich Technical University (Germany) state. Constantinos Antoniou: 'The paradigms of mobility change: what do we know and what does the future look like?', As well as professor of transport policy at Delft University of Technology, Netherlands, state. Bert van Wee and Deputy Director of the Robotics Center of the Mining Higher School of Paris (Ecole Nationale Superieure des Mines de Paris), France, Dr. Fabien Moutarde.
The most significant research results presented at the conference will be published in a special collection indexed by Scopus (Selected papers will be published in the conference proceeding by Springer Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems).