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The Status quo of In-bound Logistics of SGMW and the Suggestion for its Improvement

Fu Hao

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Based on the analysis of the status quo of SGMW in-bound logistics,(including the in-house logistics and external logistics),the article points out that the introduction of third-party logistics and optimization of the mode of in-bound logistics can enhance the efficiency of in-bound logistics and reduce logistics costs.

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Based on the analysis of the status quo of SGMW in-bound logistics,(including the in-house logistics and external logistics),the article points out that the introduction of third-party logistics and optimization of the mode of in-bound logistics can enhance the efficiency of in-bound logistics and reduce logistics costs.

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Based on the analysis of the status quo of SGMW in-bound logistics,(including the in-house logistics and external logistics),the article points out that the introduction of third-party logistics and optimization of the mode of in-bound logistics can enhance the efficiency of in-bound logistics and reduce logistics costs.

Key concepts: Status quo, Humanitarian Logistics, Business, Integrated logistics support, Upper and lower bounds, City logistics, Mode (computer interface), Operations management

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