An Algorithm for Evaluating the Sustainability of Supply Chain Structure
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Keywords

supply chain, sustainability, assessment algorithm, logistics, risk management, supply chain management, digital technologies, intelligent transportation systems, efficiency, decision-making.

How to Cite

Chariyev Khaliqul, & Mardanova Odina. (2026). An Algorithm for Evaluating the Sustainability of Supply Chain Structure. Journal of Science and Innovative Research Studies, 1(7), 57-69. https://innopublication.com/index.php/jsirs/article/view/945

Abstract

This paper analyzes the issues of assessing the sustainability of supply chain structures and proposes an algorithm for its evaluation. The study examines internal and external factors affecting supply chain sustainability, risks, disruptions in logistics processes, and their impact on overall system performance. Sustainability assessment criteria are developed, and based on these criteria, a decision-support algorithm is formulated. The proposed algorithm enables the coordination of activities among supply chain participants, early identification of risks, reduction of logistics costs, efficient utilization of resources, and improvement of service quality and reliability. The research findings have significant scientific and practical importance for enhancing logistics and supply chain management systems, as well as for implementing intelligent transportation systems and digital technologies in practice.

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