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Inwestycje w regionalną infrastrukturę logistyczną – studium przypadku

Abstract

Lessons learned of developed countries present that essential factor of economic develop- ment is the rationalization of supplies flow organization supported by information and finances flow. It concerns both to Micro and Macrosystems and covers all the economy. The need for continuous improvement of a system of supplies, information and money flow is perceived in these countries, whereas special point is made of the organization of these flow within effective logistics systems. The logistics as a field of study and a practice researching, developing and implementing the latest solution in this field is effective tool for making companies and the whole economy more efficient. Logistics system is designated organized and integrated – in the scope of economy system – flow of goods and products through configurations of nodes and routes. Nationwide logistics system covers the whole economy and the whole country territory. Visible elements of such system are logistics center that forms organized nodes (platforms) or sections of broadly defined scope of services and contractors where router and warehouse-transport terminals cross as well as telemetry sources of market information. The OCL GET is for sure the most interesting initiative of great importance for a town but most of all for the modernization of logistics infrastructure on the territory of Poland. Its formation shall contribute to the improvement of transport and communication problems. The OCL holding the position of transport coordinator shall influence on better relations between vehicle and rail transport and increase in the application of Odra transport capabilities. There is lots of arguments to undertake such actions. There are examples of positive relations in Europe. It should be an incentive for supporting such initiatives that attempt to change quite poor image of logistics infrastructure in Poland where logistics centers do not meet European standards

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