Logistics Management Information System

Author: Wang Shiwen
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book takes Logistics Management Information Systems as its main thread, discussing the information and information technology involved in the process of logistics management informatization. It introduces the development methods of Logistics Management Information Systems, as well as the processes of system planning, analysis, and design. Combining the application of information technology in logistics, it provides detailed introductions to currently widely used systems such as Warehouse Management Information Systems, Inventory Control Systems, Transportation and Distribution Management Information Systems, ERP, and Supply Chain Management Information Systems. From a practical perspective, the book elaborates on the methods and related technologies of logistics information management, making it suitable as a teaching material for undergraduate and graduate students in logistics, trade economics, e-commerce, and information science. It can also serve as a reference tool for researchers, teachers, logistics management personnel, and decision-makers in the logistics field. As one of the "21st Century Logistics Management Series Planning Textbooks," this book systematically introduces the basic concepts, technical foundations, social foundations, and application contexts of Logistics Management Information Systems. It focuses on explaining the development, planning, analysis, design, and implementation methods of Logistics Management Information Systems, along with relevant case studies. In the process of system development, the book highlights the importance of "System Planning" and "System Analysis," emphasizing the need to adopt an "engineering" approach from a "system" perspective to develop Logistics Management Information Systems. This book can serve as a teaching material for undergraduate students in logistics engineering, transportation, management engineering, and automotive transportation engineering, as well as a reference for e-commerce, management information systems, and business enterprise practitioners and graduate students in related fields. It can also be used as a training textbook for logistics professionals. The book systematically introduces the basic concepts, technical foundations, social foundations, and application contexts of Logistics Management Information Systems, focusing on explaining the development, planning, analysis, design, and implementation methods of Logistics Management Information Systems, along with relevant case studies.