RATIONALIZING BUSINESS PROCESS TASK DISTRIBUTION AMONG A TRANSPORT ENTERPRISE’S EMPLOYEES CONSIDERING INFORMATION SECURITY ASPECTS

The aim is to develop a methodology for rational distribution of tasks in business processes at transport enterprises among employees while considering information security aspects. To achieve this goal, the paper presents the results from analysing major management errors when distributing tasks among employees at transport companies. Additionally, the work analyses deficiencies of the project-based approach and highlights the main consequences of these errors, including employees’ overloading and reduced levels of information security. The novelty lies in proposing a creative concept of sequential global task decomposition followed by the synthesis of subtask solutions using resource protection mechanisms. As a result, the study formulates recommendations on applying the proposed method for task distribution within key business processes at transport enterprises.

automation, management, business process optimization, labour resource allocation optimization, information protection, information security