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ABSTRACT |
3-4 |
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内容摘要 |
4-7 |
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Ⅰ Introduction to Logistics |
7-22 |
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1.1 Introduction |
7 |
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1.2 Definitions |
7-11 |
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1.3 Elements of Logistics |
11-12 |
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1.4 Historical Perspective |
12-15 |
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1.5 Logistics Structure |
15-16 |
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1.6 The Industry and Education |
16-20 |
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1.7 Summary |
20-22 |
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Ⅱ Logistics Management and Organization |
22-47 |
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2.1 Introduction |
22-23 |
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2.2 Relationships with Other Corporate Functions |
23-25 |
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2.3 Logistics Organizational Structures |
25-27 |
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2.4 Organizational Integration |
27-31 |
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2.5 The Role of the Logistics Manager |
31-36 |
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2.6 A World-class Logistician-the Logistics Director |
36-38 |
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2.7 Payment Schemes |
38-45 |
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2.8 Summary |
45-47 |
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Ⅲ Logistics in Electronic Commerce Environment |
47-67 |
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3.1 Introduction |
47-49 |
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3.2 Dimensions of Logistics Platforms |
49-53 |
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3.3 Disintermediation, Multiple Channels, Separation and Collaboration |
53-56 |
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3.4 Vertical and Horizontal Dimensions of Logistics |
56-62 |
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3.5 Conclusions |
62-67 |
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Ⅳ E-logistics in China: Basic Problems and Intractable Solutions |
67-92 |
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4.1 China's Economic Power |
67-68 |
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4.2 Logistics in China |
68-72 |
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4.3 E-commerce and Logistics Challenges |
72-74 |
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4.4 Analysis |
74-78 |
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4.5 Countermeasure to Physical System Problems |
78-88 |
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4.6 Countermeasure to Information System Problems |
88-90 |
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4.7 Countermeasure to Managerial System Problems |
90-92 |
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Ⅴ Conclusions |
92-94 |
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REFERENCES |
94-98 |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT |
98-99 |
