Logistics

Author: Cui Jiehe
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Cui Jiehe, male, born in January 1948, from Xushui, Hebei Province, part of the "Third Batch" of high school graduates. From 1968 to 1977, he worked as an underground coal miner at Beijing Coal Mine Bureau. In 1977, after the college entrance examination was restored, he enrolled in the Materials Management Department of Beijing Economics College. In February 1982, he graduated and was assigned to teach at Beijing Materials College, where he has been teaching ever since. He is currently a professor at Beijing Materials College and the director of the Logistics Management Teaching and Research Office in the Logistics Department. Since 1983, he has been interested in the field of logistics. In 1988, he published his monograph "Introduction to Logistics" (China Commercial Press). Subsequently, he published works such as "Introduction to Logistics" (1997, China Planning Press), "Corporate Logistics" (2002, China Materials Press), "E-commerce and Logistics" (2002, China Foreign Investment Press), "Logistics" (2003, Peking University Press), and "Introduction to New Logistics" (2004, Peking University Press). He has led research projects such as the Ministry of Domestic Trade's "Research on Circulation Processing" and Beijing's key projects "Logistics Support System under E-commerce" and "Analysis of the Current Situation and Trends of Beijing's Logistics Industry." He has also participated in national projects such as the 863 Program's "Intelligent Comprehensive Management and Decision Support System for Commodity Circulation" and "Research on Countermeasures for the Development of Green Circulation in the Capital," as well as the joint China-Japan research project "Research on Modern Logistics in China." To date, he has published ten monographs, 48 papers, and co-edited 16 other works, totaling 3.48 million words. In November 1999, his monograph "Introduction to Logistics" won the th "Bao Supply Logistics Promotion Award." In October 2001, he was honored as an expert in the evaluation of Beijing Higher Education Excellence Teaching Material Project. In 2003, the "Introduction to Logistics" course written and taught by the author was awarded the Beijing Higher Education Excellence Course by the Beijing Education Commission and was publicly released online, including the teaching syllabus, teaching materials, exercises, and multimedia teaching videos. In 2003, he was awarded the inaugural Beijing Higher Education Teaching Model Teacher Award.