Key success factors for institutions in the logistics and transport services sector: A pillar for national economic growth
Keywords:
Logistics, transportation, national economy, organizational success, technology, infrastructure, effective management, international tradeAbstract
This study aims to explore the key factors contributing to the success of organizations operating in the logistics and transportation sector, emphasizing their vital role as a pillar of the national economy. The research discusses core success factors such as effective management, leveraging modern technologies, enhancing infrastructure, and investing in human capital. It also highlights the challenges faced by the sector in both local and international contexts. The study concludes with recommendations to improve the sector’s efficiency, fostering economic growth, enhancing international trade, and attracting investments.
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