Natural resource logistics, energy logistics, raw material logistics, material logistics, machinery product logistics, daily industrial products logistics, daily agricultural products logistics, medical goods logistics, cultural goods logistics, special goods (such as military supplies) logistics, waste goods logistics and garbage There are 12 major categories of logistics, and each category can be further divided into several categories.

Classification according to the nature of logistics activities

Classification by physical attributes of logistics

Classification by logistics department attributes

Classification according to regional attributes of logistics

The concept of macro logistics

relation

Transportation, storage, packaging, loading and unloading, circulation processing, logistics information, distribution

People, finances, equipment methods, information, customer service

planning, quality, technology, economy

Logistics costs account for a significant proportion of the economy and interact with other economic activities.

Logistics serves many economic transaction activities, providing time value and place value

Logistics management ensures normal operations of enterprises

Good logistics management can help companies reduce costs and improve efficiency

Logistics management helps companies obtain service value

Logistics becomes part of the corporate strategy and becomes more involved in the corporate strategic planning process

Logistics is widely recognized as a competitive weapon

Logistics is a cross-border activity

Outsourcing, collaboration and strategic alliances

Just-in-time

Quick response

Effective customer response

total quality management

Information systems and technology requirements

Logistics cost accounting

The impact of economic globalization

Impact of e-commerce

Environmental protection and sustainable development

shorten time

make up for time difference

Extend time difference

From centralized production areas to dispersed demand areas

From dispersed production areas to centralized demand areas

From low-value production to high-value consumption

Implement optimal management of basic functional elements such as transportation, storage, loading and unloading, inventory, distribution, and information, and properly handle the antinomian relationships between various logistics elements.

7R: Send the right product to the right place, to the right person, at the right time, in the right way, in the right quantity, at the right cost.

Provide high-quality logistics services at low or acceptable costs

Modern logistics management pays attention to both efficiency and effect, that is, it fully pays attention to environmental protection, pollution, traffic and other factors on the basis of ensuring overall optimization.