TPL-leading Supply Chain Management Model
Liu Jun-fang
Abstract
Liu Jun-fang
Abstract
Third-party logistics is the important part of supply chain. Under the condition of supply chain, in order to increase competitiveness, more and more enterprises concentrate their business on their dominant field and run some other relative business in the form of outsourcing, which accelerates the development of third-party logistics. As TPL enterprises; participation in the business of supply chain, it become playing a much more important role in the supply chain. On the other hand, the enterprise attach importance to program the supply chain in the view of overall strategy, which indicates the emergence of TPL-leading supply chain model, also indicates the enterprise will match such kind of model with their supply chain strategy.
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Third-party logistics is the important part of supply chain. Under the condition of supply chain, in order to increase competitiveness, more and more enterprises concentrate their business on their dominant field and run some other relative business in the form of outsourcing, which accelerates the development of third-party logistics. As TPL enterprises; participation in the business of supply chain, it become playing a much more important role in the supply chain. On the other hand, the enterprise attach importance to program the supply chain in the view of overall strategy, which indicates the emergence of TPL-leading supply chain model, also indicates the enterprise will match such kind of model with their supply chain strategy.
Key concepts: Supply chain, Outsourcing, Business, Supply chain management, Industrial organization, Order (exchange), Supply chain risk management, Service management