Optimizing The Efficiency And Cost Of Enterprise Logistics Warehouse: From The Perspective Of Green Supply Chain Management

Author:

Chen Yunlin,

Abstract

The aforementioned findings possess considerable ramifications for both research and application within the domain of logistics management. Nonetheless, this investigation is not without its constraints. Initially, the implementation of a questionnaire survey could potentially yield subjectivity and recall bias. Furthermore, the utilization of non-probability sampling technique could impede the degree of representativeness within the sample population. Furthermore, this research centered exclusively on logistics warehouses situated in China, thereby constraining the potential applicability of its conclusions to dissimilar geographical domains and sectors. Subsequent research endeavors ought to assess the aforementioned constraints and delve deeper into additional variables that impact the effectiveness and monetary aspects of logistics warehouses. Moreover, a deeper analysis is imperative pertaining to the efficacious execution of green supply chain management and sustainable development tactics in real-world scenarios, with the objective of enhancing the operational output and ecological stability of logistics depots. In summation, this research offers noteworthy insights that are beneficial for the logistics management discipline, and it delineates avenues for forthcoming investigations and potential research advancements. By means of ongoing research and practical implementation, the promotion of sustainable development pertaining to logistics warehouses can be facilitated, ultimately bolstering the creation of ecologically-responsible supply chains.

Publisher

Guinness Press

Subject

General Medicine,General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Environmental Science,General Medicine,Ocean Engineering,General Medicine,General Medicine,General Medicine,General Medicine,General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Environmental Science,General Medicine

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