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28/01/2025
The KAMAZ Logistics Center has launched the Chelnok-Cargo system for managing technological transport

The KAMAZ Logistics Center is actively continuing to optimize processes using IT: the modern Chelnok Cargo technological transport management system has been launched in this division.

The system includes a web-based dashboard for specialists with an algorithmic module and modern mobile applications not only for drivers, but also for employees of the entire enterprise.

Chelnok Cargo was put into commercial operation by the Transport Logistics Department (TLD) during the year. The modern system manages traffic congestion and determines the duration of a shift of TLD drivers – this allows to increase the number of completed applications and reduce the total downtime of the fleet. The customer and the driver interact using mobile applications and telemetry providers.

NAPI (National Industrial Information Agency)


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