Evolution of approaches to inter-subject interaction of railway transport enterprises

Abstract

In the context of increasing complexity of logistics processes, digitalization of the economy, integration into the European transport space and the impact of military challenges, approaches to the organization and management of transport systems are changing significantly. Traditional coordination mechanisms based on sectoral or administrative management have proven to be insufficiently effective in ensuring the stability, adaptability and efficiency of the functioning of transport and logistics systems. Under such conditions, intersubject interaction acquires strategic significance, which ensures the coordination of the interests of market participants, the coordination of material, information and financial flows, and the formation of a joint ability to respond to challenges.