Inna Petrovna Krasovskaya
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Dr. Inna Petrovna Krasovskaya is a leading scholar in logistics management and the knowledge economy, whose work critically examines the intersection of supply chain operations and modern economic paradigms. Her most-cited research, "The development of logistics in the context of the knowledge economy: the current state and features of management" (2023, 2 citations), offers a timely analysis of global logistics trends, particularly the external socio-economic factors reshaping the field. In this pivotal study, Dr. Krasovskaya investigates the unique challenges faced by business entities during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how the crisis accelerated the need for adaptive logistics frameworks. She further synthesizes and generalizes key technologies driving the knowledge economy—such as digitalization and data-driven decision-making—providing a roadmap for integrating these innovations into logistics management. Her work is notable for bridging theoretical insights with practical applications, offering actionable strategies for firms navigating volatile markets. Dr. Krasovskaya’s contributions are essential for students and researchers seeking to understand how logistics can evolve in response to global disruptions and knowledge-based economic shifts, making her a vital voice in contemporary supply chain scholarship.
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