Introduction to Modern Logistics Systems

Author: Chen Qiushuang et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: Modern logistics is known as the "third profit source" for enterprises, encompassing a very broad range of business areas. As an advanced organizational approach and management technique, its development status directly impacts the overall quality of a nation's national economic operation. This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the relevant theories, concepts, and methodological systems involved in modern logistics systems, effectively combining quantitative and qualitative approaches, practicality and advanced concepts, as well as real-world problems and solutions. The book is divided into 13 chapters, each beginning with an example to introduce the topic. The teaching process integrates theory into practice, with selected cases provided for key and challenging points to ensure clarity and ease of understanding. Each chapter concludes with exercises to help readers assess their learning outcomes and identify areas for improvement. In terms of content, the book references a large number of domestic and international textbooks and literature, combining them with the development status of China's logistics industry. It covers both classic theories of logistics and highlights the new developments in modern logistics, balancing theoretical depth with practicality. The book provides a thorough and systematic explanation of the fundamental theories and related knowledge involved in modern logistics systems. It can serve as a solid and comprehensive foundation for beginners in logistics management, making it suitable as a textbook for undergraduate or graduate programs in related fields at universities. It is also a valuable reference for logistics professionals seeking to further their learning and enhance their logistics management skills. The book is accompanied by an electronic teaching package created using PowerPoint, which teachers can modify as needed. For any inquiries, please call 010-82562820-321.