2011Modern Industrial Economy and InformationizationRequires access

Development and Management of Modern Logistics

Wang Jun-ji

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Logistics industry is an extension of transportation and the inevitable trend and conditions of market economy development.By analyzing the development potential and operation mode of modern logistics industry,the article points out that a systematic and efficient logistics industry will be the pillar industry of social and economic development.

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Logistics industry is an extension of transportation and the inevitable trend and conditions of market economy development.By analyzing the development potential and operation mode of modern logistics industry,the article points out that a systematic and efficient logistics industry will be the pillar industry of social and economic development.

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Logistics industry is an extension of transportation and the inevitable trend and conditions of market economy development.By analyzing the development potential and operation mode of modern logistics industry,the article points out that a systematic and efficient logistics industry will be the pillar industry of social and economic development.

Key concepts: Pillar, Humanitarian Logistics, Business, Industrial organization, Mode (computer interface), Operations management, Engineering, Computer science

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