物流环境
物流环境的相关文献在1992年到2023年内共计154篇,主要集中在经济计划与管理、贸易经济、交通运输经济
等领域,其中期刊论文122篇、会议论文2篇、专利文献171873篇;相关期刊90种,包括合作经济与科技、物流工程与管理、物流时代等;
相关会议2种,包括中国国际现代物流研讨会、第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议等;物流环境的相关文献由205位作者贡献,包括张力、彭磊、李伟等。
物流环境—发文量
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论文:171873篇
占比:99.93%
总计:171997篇
物流环境
-研究学者
- 张力
- 彭磊
- 李伟
- 李晓征
- 胡小建
- 卢立志
- 方科
- 王志伟
- 王畅田
- 陈灵华
- 买军民
- 兰顺东
- 冯勇
- 冯超
- 刘娜娜
- 刘学林
- 刘杨
- 刘辉
- 吴益红
- 周卓
- 周晨
- 姚娟
- 尹恒鑫
- 岑俊华
- 廖璇
- 张勤
- 张如云
- 张峰伟
- 张惠忠
- 张智博
- 张梦雅
- 张艳利
- 张蕾
- 方燕
- 李一凡
- 李利
- 李慧婷
- 李杰
- 李燕飞
- 杨梅
- 杨正文
- 杨洁
- 杨璐
- 潘立选
- 王丹
- 章雪琦
- 胡东辉
- 胡婷
- 胡灏
- 艾兵
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陈红霞
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摘要:
我国农产品行业进入现代化发展轨道以来,消费者对于生鲜产品口感、品质的追求不断提升,这也直接推动着农产品市场格局的变动。以阳澄湖大闸蟹为例,作为广受各地人民青睐的生鲜食品,其产量与销售范围在很大程度上折射着社会消费水平与消费追求,但决定销量的因素不仅在于产品本身,也与产品配送所需的冷链物流体系有着深度关联。由于阳澄湖大闸蟹对物流环境、效率要求较高,常规物流体系难以满足配送需求,可考虑借助大数据技术,搭建配套的冷链物流架构,并结合实际需求加以优化。
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刘俏芬;
刘晓波;
王国庆
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摘要:
随着电商平台的快速发展,消费者对于购物的体验日益严格,而收到商品的速度和提供物流的服务水平将直接影响他们的满意度和回购率。企业的物流战略规划甚至可以直接决定其在市场中的核心竞争力。本文基于SWOT分析方法,对当当网的物流战略进行分析,并尝试提出相关的发展策略。一、企业物流战略规划的定义。企业物流战略是企业在充分了解市场环境和物流环境及自身物流条件的基础上。
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刘巧;
王艳
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摘要:
绿色发展作为我国“十三五”规划乃至以后长时间的发展基本理念,体现了我国调整产业结构、转变发展模式、实现绿色低碳循环发展的必然选择。企业为使碳排放管理绩效能真正改善物流环境,现阶段很多物流企业以系统动力学为指导思想,通过分析在物流企业中影响碳排放的因素,设计了适用于物流业的指标体系,对物流业的碳排放进行绩效评价。本文通过研究绿色发展视阈下的物流业碳绩效评价,希望能够为物流企业碳绩效管理的提供改善的方向。
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彭自康
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摘要:
本文采用省级面板数据,以农村物流发展水平为自变量,农村居民消费支出为因变量,加入农村居民家庭人均收入、政府干预程度和农村居民文化程度作为控制变量,验证农村物流发展对我国农村居民消费的影响机理。研究发现:从农村物流发展水平来看,我国农村物流发展水平稳步提升,但仍处于中等发展水平,且存在区域不平衡现象,东部地区无论是在物流规模、物流环境、物流需求还是在物流成效上皆处于领先地位;物流需求和物流环境与物流总体发展水平高度相关,对农村物流发展的贡献最大,物流成效对农村物流发展的贡献最小。从农村物流发展对农村消费影响上来看,经济发展程度较高的地区影响较大。
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綦春雷
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摘要:
新时期煤炭企业需要明确新时期煤炭企业的发展战略,加强对沿海港口码头结构的认识,结合煤炭贸易市场的发展现状及物流环境,制定完善的煤炭运输策略,充分发挥出沿海港口的运输优势,本文港口煤炭物流为主,分析港口煤炭集疏运网络的重要性,着重探讨港口煤炭物流集疏运网络优化的策略。
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谌璐
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摘要:
本文定义了多维度的物流环境指标,并基于经济效率的两个维度,实证分析了物流环境改善对经济效率影响的多维差异性.结果表明:总体上物流综合发展环境的改善,有助于提升劳动生产效率和投资效率;而基于物流环境不同维度影响差异性,对于劳动生产效率,物流产业环境质量改善的边际影响最为明显,对于投资效率则是物流设施环境改善的边际影响最为明显;基于物流环境同一维度在经济效率不同维度的影响差异性,物流需求环境的边际贡献主要作用于劳动生产效率,物流设施环境和物流产业环境的边际贡献主要作用于投资效率.
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李伟忠
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
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摘要:
The primaiy goal of this research is to identify the transportation problems South African finns' have encountered in their trading with China. China undoubtedly presents vast opportunities for multinational companies, but also serious challenges in some fields, especially in the logistics areas, for the companies as well as the policy - makers. Logistics is a diverse inter - disciplinary area for exploration. The present paper is intended to develop the impact of logistics barriers in China on SA firms trading with China. It focuses on transportation barriers arising from the imperfect and ineffectual logistics environment. The basis of the argument is that most logistics problems in China identified in the literature expose SA firms trading with China to some unpredictable and unavoidable risks. In such a relatively weak logistics environment, moving through bureaucratic and transportation hurdles maybe be a very time - consuming and difficult task for the managers who are concerned with their international operations with China. Therefore, SA firms, which are planning to trade with China, must start to strengthen their operation efficiency in logistics and transportation, and meanwhile take some specific actions to avoid the potential and unpredictable risks. Until now, no South African researcher does any transportation related research about China. China is the second biggest market behind U.S. and also is the biggest developing country. In China there exists a potentially huge market and low labour costs. China presents an ideal opportunity for South African firms wishing to expand offshore. Recently, most of other countries' firms have flocked to the China market. This research has implication not only for researcher, but also for South African firms who have been trading or are planning to trade with China. This research will be the initial stage aimed at South African firms' international business activities with China.
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李伟忠
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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摘要:
The primaiy goal of this research is to identify the transportation problems South African finns' have encountered in their trading with China. China undoubtedly presents vast opportunities for multinational companies, but also serious challenges in some fields, especially in the logistics areas, for the companies as well as the policy - makers. Logistics is a diverse inter - disciplinary area for exploration. The present paper is intended to develop the impact of logistics barriers in China on SA firms trading with China. It focuses on transportation barriers arising from the imperfect and ineffectual logistics environment. The basis of the argument is that most logistics problems in China identified in the literature expose SA firms trading with China to some unpredictable and unavoidable risks. In such a relatively weak logistics environment, moving through bureaucratic and transportation hurdles maybe be a very time - consuming and difficult task for the managers who are concerned with their international operations with China. Therefore, SA firms, which are planning to trade with China, must start to strengthen their operation efficiency in logistics and transportation, and meanwhile take some specific actions to avoid the potential and unpredictable risks. Until now, no South African researcher does any transportation related research about China. China is the second biggest market behind U.S. and also is the biggest developing country. In China there exists a potentially huge market and low labour costs. China presents an ideal opportunity for South African firms wishing to expand offshore. Recently, most of other countries' firms have flocked to the China market. This research has implication not only for researcher, but also for South African firms who have been trading or are planning to trade with China. This research will be the initial stage aimed at South African firms' international business activities with China.
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李伟忠
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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摘要:
The primaiy goal of this research is to identify the transportation problems South African finns' have encountered in their trading with China. China undoubtedly presents vast opportunities for multinational companies, but also serious challenges in some fields, especially in the logistics areas, for the companies as well as the policy - makers. Logistics is a diverse inter - disciplinary area for exploration. The present paper is intended to develop the impact of logistics barriers in China on SA firms trading with China. It focuses on transportation barriers arising from the imperfect and ineffectual logistics environment. The basis of the argument is that most logistics problems in China identified in the literature expose SA firms trading with China to some unpredictable and unavoidable risks. In such a relatively weak logistics environment, moving through bureaucratic and transportation hurdles maybe be a very time - consuming and difficult task for the managers who are concerned with their international operations with China. Therefore, SA firms, which are planning to trade with China, must start to strengthen their operation efficiency in logistics and transportation, and meanwhile take some specific actions to avoid the potential and unpredictable risks. Until now, no South African researcher does any transportation related research about China. China is the second biggest market behind U.S. and also is the biggest developing country. In China there exists a potentially huge market and low labour costs. China presents an ideal opportunity for South African firms wishing to expand offshore. Recently, most of other countries' firms have flocked to the China market. This research has implication not only for researcher, but also for South African firms who have been trading or are planning to trade with China. This research will be the initial stage aimed at South African firms' international business activities with China.
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李伟忠
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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摘要:
The primaiy goal of this research is to identify the transportation problems South African finns' have encountered in their trading with China. China undoubtedly presents vast opportunities for multinational companies, but also serious challenges in some fields, especially in the logistics areas, for the companies as well as the policy - makers. Logistics is a diverse inter - disciplinary area for exploration. The present paper is intended to develop the impact of logistics barriers in China on SA firms trading with China. It focuses on transportation barriers arising from the imperfect and ineffectual logistics environment. The basis of the argument is that most logistics problems in China identified in the literature expose SA firms trading with China to some unpredictable and unavoidable risks. In such a relatively weak logistics environment, moving through bureaucratic and transportation hurdles maybe be a very time - consuming and difficult task for the managers who are concerned with their international operations with China. Therefore, SA firms, which are planning to trade with China, must start to strengthen their operation efficiency in logistics and transportation, and meanwhile take some specific actions to avoid the potential and unpredictable risks. Until now, no South African researcher does any transportation related research about China. China is the second biggest market behind U.S. and also is the biggest developing country. In China there exists a potentially huge market and low labour costs. China presents an ideal opportunity for South African firms wishing to expand offshore. Recently, most of other countries' firms have flocked to the China market. This research has implication not only for researcher, but also for South African firms who have been trading or are planning to trade with China. This research will be the initial stage aimed at South African firms' international business activities with China.
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李伟忠
- 《第五届交通运输领域国际学术会议》
| 2005年
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摘要:
The primaiy goal of this research is to identify the transportation problems South African finns' have encountered in their trading with China. China undoubtedly presents vast opportunities for multinational companies, but also serious challenges in some fields, especially in the logistics areas, for the companies as well as the policy - makers. Logistics is a diverse inter - disciplinary area for exploration. The present paper is intended to develop the impact of logistics barriers in China on SA firms trading with China. It focuses on transportation barriers arising from the imperfect and ineffectual logistics environment. The basis of the argument is that most logistics problems in China identified in the literature expose SA firms trading with China to some unpredictable and unavoidable risks. In such a relatively weak logistics environment, moving through bureaucratic and transportation hurdles maybe be a very time - consuming and difficult task for the managers who are concerned with their international operations with China. Therefore, SA firms, which are planning to trade with China, must start to strengthen their operation efficiency in logistics and transportation, and meanwhile take some specific actions to avoid the potential and unpredictable risks. Until now, no South African researcher does any transportation related research about China. China is the second biggest market behind U.S. and also is the biggest developing country. In China there exists a potentially huge market and low labour costs. China presents an ideal opportunity for South African firms wishing to expand offshore. Recently, most of other countries' firms have flocked to the China market. This research has implication not only for researcher, but also for South African firms who have been trading or are planning to trade with China. This research will be the initial stage aimed at South African firms' international business activities with China.