Mapping of Human Global Control System to Transportation and Logistics activity: review and synthesis
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GPS transportation logistics function systematic Literature ReviewAbstract
This paper objective is to perform a comprehensive analysis, mapping the main and secondary functions of human global control systems (HGCS) known well as Global positioning systems (GPS) in logistics and transportation starting from 2019 when COVID-19 affected the industry. The role of GPS in the world become highly significant in assisting humans and controlling the equipment involved in logistics and transportation in the world, especially in optimizing business. Regardless of the increasing interest from academicians and practitioners, there should be some limitations of the recent reviews describing the functions and possible trends of using the HGCS in the future. To fill the gap, the review used a systematic literature review and thematic analysis of 107 Scopus-indexed articles for tier Q1 and Q2 from 2019 to 2024. Based on the review, an integrative multidimensional framework based on the country study, main context, focus, and main to secondary function category. As a result this evaluation exposes essential trends in the article, author, nation, journal performance, and past, present, and future endorser research theme tendencies. Various research gaps are identified, and avenues for future research are proposed that reflect essential emerging areas and unexplored realms regarding the theory, methodology, and context framework that may useful for logistics and transportation industry continuity in the world.he abstract should be clear, concise, and descriptive.
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