The winning bachelor’s thesis is dedicated to the possibilities of using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology in companies involved in warehousing and logistics. The winner of the competition demonstrated not only knowledge of the subject but also the ability to apply her knowledge in practice. She currently runs her own company, which provides services in the field of logistics solutions based on radio codes.
– Małgorzata Korczak received the highest number of points for her work in key categories evaluated by the jurors, such as: innovation, originality, the author’s own contribution, selection of sources, editing, and language – commented Assoc. Prof. Ireneusz Fechner, Chancellor of the Poznan School of Logistics.
According to Prof. Jan Długosz, the author “addresses innovative issues that are still little recognized, ambiguously interpreted, and ahead of real economic processes. The subject matter of the thesis will significantly determine the quality of logistics solutions in practice. The author has demonstrated a great knowledge of this difficult subject – she moves freely across its various aspects. While presenting the theoretical side of the issue, the author attempts to relate to economic practice wherever possible, drawing on both Polish and foreign solutions.”
– We are very pleased with the interest that the “ProLogis for the Best” competition has met with – says Marta Tęsiorowska, Marketing & Communications Manager at ProLogis – All the works submitted for evaluation were of a very high standard. The students’ commitment, the innovation of the topics addressed, and the rich literature cited in the works deserve recognition.
The “ProLogis for the Best” competition has been organized for over a year in cooperation with the Poznan School of Logistics. The award is intended to provide motivation and gratification for the university’s best students. Students compete in three categories: Best Bachelor’s Thesis, Best Master’s Thesis, and Best Graduate.