Enterprise logistics management

Author: Wang Shengqi
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The logistics industry has become one of the most important topics in the process of economic globalization. The international academic and business communities recognize that logistics is becoming a highly promising source of profit. Changing the knowledge structure of existing logistics talents through high-quality systematic education is an important way to achieve the current situation. "Enterprise Logistics Management" is divided into eleven chapters, with main content covering the core elements of enterprise logistics management, including logistics demand analysis, customer relationship management, logistics operations and information analysis, procurement management and supplier decision-making, transportation management and decision-making, container and its management, container multimodal transport and its organization and coordination, logistics costs, logistics control, logistics activity performance measurement, customs clearance and international business, etc. This textbook is designed to be comprehensive and practical, combining usability, operability, and theoretical depth. The content framework is well-structured, featuring both detailed analysis of modern logistics technologies and comprehensive management knowledge. This book has its own distinct features:
1. Systematicity: It discusses logistics management and logistics technology from two perspectives, providing a complete and systematic analysis of each functional element in logistics activities.
2. Hierarchy: The content is organized to meet the practical needs of logistics management and technical personnel at various levels.
3. Advancement: It fully incorporates the latest achievements and technologies in current logistics theory and practice.
This series of books also has a notable feature: it provides a relatively detailed and comprehensive explanation of the basic technical elements of logistics technology and management. The content is systematic, in-depth, and comprehensive, offering readers a fresh perspective. The book includes topics such as: logistics demand analysis, customer relationship management, transportation management and decision-making, container and its management.