Formation of Professional Logistics Competence in Future Information and Communication Specialists
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15016167Keywords:
logistics competence, professional development, formation and communication specialists, curriculum integration, ICT skills, competency-based education, future professionals, logistics trainingAbstract
This study explores the formation of professional logistics competence in future information and communication specialists. The research aims to identify the key competencies required in logistics and how these can be integrated into the training of future professionals. A mixed-methods approach was used, combining theoretical analysis and practical case studies. The results indicate that a comprehensive understanding of logistics processes, combined with ICT skills, significantly enhances professional competence. These findings are essential for refining curriculum development and improving the training of specialists in the field.
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