Modern logistics management

Author: Jin Run Gui
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Research and discussion on modern logistics management in academia have become increasingly mature, with new breakthroughs in both research methods and research subjects. Specifically, researchers have placed greater emphasis on driving practical production realities in theoretical innovation, conducting all work with a pragmatic attitude. Additionally, researchers have refined their research subjects in a more scientific manner. This book achieves breakthroughs in theoretical research from three aspects: First, in terms of research methods, the book focuses on comparative studies across multiple disciplines. Second, in terms of research subjects, guided by the "principle of motivation," the book strives to identify key points in logistics management activities, concentrating efforts on targeted breakthroughs. Third, in terms of research perspective, the book takes optimizing logistics management practices as its starting point, aiming to achieve coordination between the macro and micro levels. After two years of conceptualization, the book covers a very broad range of topics, from tracing the concept of "things" to logistics management strategy, as well as the new concepts of third-party logistics and green logistics. The author attempts to comprehensively understand and solve various practical problems by taking the overall study of the supply chain as the main thread and employing cost analysis and mechanism analysis as means.
Research and discussion on modern logistics management in academia have become increasingly mature, with new breakthroughs in both research methods and research subjects. Specifically, researchers have placed greater emphasis on driving practical production realities in theoretical innovation, conducting all work with a pragmatic attitude. Additionally, researchers have refined their research subjects in a more scientific manner. This book achieves breakthroughs in theoretical research from three aspects: First, in terms of research methods, the book focuses on comparative studies across multiple disciplines. Second, in terms of research subjects, guided by the "principle of motivation," the book strives to identify key points in logistics management activities, concentrating efforts on targeted breakthroughs. Third, in terms of research perspective, the book takes optimizing logistics management practices as its starting point, aiming to achieve coordination between the macro and micro levels. After two years of conceptualization, the book covers a very broad range of topics, from tracing the concept of "things" to logistics management strategy, as well as the new concepts of third-party logistics and green logistics. The author attempts to comprehensively understand and solve various practical problems by taking the overall study of the supply chain as the main thread and employing cost analysis and mechanism analysis as means.