Scheduling of tasks in the information subsystem at an inland terminal

Intermodal transport becomes increasingly popular in cargo transport. This article describes the role of the inland terminal in intermodal transport. Both logistical systems, and inland terminals, together with the movement of loads represent also the flow of information. Though, users and subsystem information, as well as individual elements of the flow of information have been distinguished. The purpose of this article is to characterize an information subsystem in the container terminal, as well as to develop a schedule of tasks in this subsystem.