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E-commerce and modern logistics
Reading notes for e-commerce junior college to bachelor's degree, including the role of logistics on e-commerce, factors influencing the expansion of e-commerce scale from the demand side, key considerations for logistics solutions in e-commerce, system establishment, e-commerce logistics service content, logistics, worry-free self-study
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E-commerce and modern logistics
Chapter One
Section 1
The role of logistics on e-commerce
positive
Make e-commerce physical
Supply chain integration
Infinite boundaries of time and space
Efficiency
negative
There is a serious tendency to emphasize e-commerce but not commerce, emphasize business flow but not logistics, and put emphasis on information network but not logistics network.
Inadequate logistics infrastructure
Logistics management methods are backward
The lag in third-party logistics services
Section 2
Factors influencing the expansion of e-commerce scale, looking at the demand side
business model
Product positioning
Delivery model
Channel cooperation
Section 3
Key considerations for logistics solutions in e-commerce
Regional distribution of e-commerce consumers
Varieties sold
Shipping details
e-commerce service provider
Logistics Cost and Inventory Control
build a system
common pattern
Self-build and outsource models
third party mode
E-commerce logistics service content
Traditional logistics services
transportation
store
Loading and unloading
Package
Distribution processing
Logistics information
Delivery
Value-added logistics services
significance
Meet customer specific requirements
Increase customer value
innovative services
content
Convenience service
QR quick response
Reduce costs - tap the third source of profit
Extended Services – Supply Line Integration
Chapter two
Section 1 Logistics
concept
economy
military
definition
The earliest traditional logistics PD (physical distribution), modern logistics supply chain logistics (logistics)
It is the physical flow process of goods from the supply place to the receiving place.
According to actual needs, the basic functions such as transportation, storage, loading and unloading, handling, packaging, circulation processing, distribution, recycling, and information processing are organically combined.
understand
The object of logistics should include "people"
Logistics is a process
portrait
link
Operation
action
Horizontal
fluid
carrier
flow direction
flow
process
flow rate
Flow efficiency
7 elements of logistics system
internal connection between
The natural properties of the fluid determine the type and scale of the carrier
The social properties of fluids determine the flow direction and flow rate
The carrier has a restrictive effect on the flow direction and flow rate
The condition of the carrier will have an impact on both the natural and social properties of the fluid.
Fluid, carrier, flow direction, process, etc. determine the flow rate The specific operation of fluid, carrier, flow direction, flow rate, process and flow rate determines the flow efficiency.
conflict
Feature target conflict
Conflicts over element property rights
element operation conflict
The logistics process is different from one or several links that make up the process
Logistics processes need to be integrated
Relationships between related terms
Logistics and Distribution
Radiation scope: large in logistics, small in distribution
Supply chain position: upstream logistics, downstream distribution
Operation: Logistics includes transportation, storage, loading and unloading, packaging, circulation processing, and logistics information processing Distribution also includes sorting and picking
Fluid characteristics: logistics with few varieties, large quantities, and few batches; distribution with many varieties, small batches, and many batches
Logistics Center and Distribution Center
Logistics Center
Mainly for social services
Sound logistics functions
Complete information network
Large radiation range
Small variety and large quantities
Strong storage throughput capability
Unified operation and management of logistics business
delivery center
Mainly serve specific users
Sound delivery function
Complete information network
Small radiation range
Multiple varieties, small batches
Focus on distribution, supplemented by storage
Commonalities and Differences
common ground
Both are strategic infrastructure necessary for enterprises to carry out manufacturing, sales and other activities.
The basic functions of both mainly include transportation, warehousing, loading and unloading, handling, packaging, circulation processing, logistics information processing, etc., as well as other value-added service functions.
the difference
Functionally: the logistics center can be single or complete, and the distribution center is relatively comprehensive.
In terms of scale: Logistics centers are generally larger, while distribution centers can be large or small.
Position in the supply chain: Logistics center is upstream, distribution center is downstream
Logistics characteristics: Logistics centers have fewer varieties, large batches, and fewer suppliers; distribution centers have many varieties, small batches, and many suppliers.
Service objects: Logistics centers usually provide third-party logistics services, while distribution centers generally provide internal services to the company.
Section 2