Modern Logistics Basics

Author: Zhao Gang
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: The series consists of ten books, including "Fundamentals of Modern Logistics," "Logistics Information Systems," "Enterprise Logistics Management," "Third-Party Logistics," "Supply Chain Management," "Logistics Distribution Center Management," "Practical Logistics Transportation Management," "Logistics-Related Laws and International Conventions," "Logistics Information Solutions," and "Logistics Operations Research." Some content is accompanied by corresponding CDs for readers to study and simulate. During the writing process of this series, we strive to use the cutting-edge information and development trends of modern logistics as the warp, and the connotation and practice of modern logistics information systems, third-party logistics, enterprise logistics, supply chain management, and logistics operations research as the weft. With selection as the core, we refine and focus on broadening the knowledge base and increasing the number of key points, while fully reflecting the dense and innovative nature of the content. We aim to create the most convenient conditions for readers to efficiently absorb knowledge in their valuable time. The greatest feature of this series is its simplicity and clarity. The series highlights the timeliness, systematic, and lean nature of modern logistics knowledge and practice, while fully demonstrating its knowledge-based, popular, and exploratory characteristics. It focuses on improving the comprehensive and effective qualities of modern logistics for cadres, professionals, logistics practitioners, students, and the general public. It aims to expand readers' knowledge of modern logistics, enabling them to generalize, apply knowledge broadly, enhance their thinking capabilities, and strengthen their innovative awareness and macro decision-making skills. This series can serve as both supplementary teaching materials for elective courses in universities and reference books for teachers, as well as training textbooks for various adult education and training institutions. Various modern logistics training institutions can also reorganize relevant content from this series based on the different needs of their training audiences to form specialized teaching modules and implement teaching tailored to individual needs.