Focus and Scope

The journal welcomes high-quality contributions, including empirical research, theoretical frameworks, methodological innovations, and insightful case studies. The scope of LOGIS encompasses, but is not limited to, the following thematic areas:

A. Core Logistics & Operations Functions:

  • Supply Chain Network Design and Optimization

  • Transportation Management and Fleet Logistics

  • Warehouse and Distribution Center Management

  • Inventory Control and Demand Forecasting

  • Production Planning, Scheduling, and Control

  • Strategic Sourcing, Procurement, and Supplier Relationship Management

  • Reverse Logistics and Closed-Loop Supply Chains

B. Global Supply Chain Integration:

  • Design and Management of International Logistics Hubs

  • Cross-Border Trade Facilitation, Regulations, and Compliance

  • Global Supply Chain Strategy and Coordination

  • Risk Management and Resilience in Global Networks (e.g., disruptions, geopolitical risks)

  • Sustainability and Green Logistics in a Global Context

  • Performance Measurement and Analytics for Global Operations

C. Technology-Driven Innovation in Logistics:

  • Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning for Predictive Analytics

  • Internet of Things (IoT) for Asset Tracking and Smart Warehousing

  • Blockchain for Enhanced Transparency, Traceability, and Security

  • Automation and Robotics in Logistics (e.g., AGVs, autonomous vehicles)

  • Big Data Analytics and Decision Support Systems

  • Digital Twins and Simulation Modeling for Supply Chains

D. Emerging Trends & Interdisciplinary Perspectives:

  • The Impact of E-commerce and Omni-channel Logistics

  • Humanitarian and Emergency Logistics

  • Lean and Agile Supply Chain Practices

  • Circular Economy and Waste Management in Supply Chains

  • Behavioral Operations Management

  • The Future of Work and Human Factors in Logistics

LOGIS explicitly encourages submissions that explore the intersection of these areas, particularly those investigating how technological advancements reshape traditional logistics functions and enable deeper global integration. The ultimate goal is to publish research that provides actionable insights and significant contributions to the body of knowledge in global logistics and operations.