Third-Party Logistics (Second Edition)

Name: Third-Party Logistics (Second Edition)
ISBN: 9787301288115

张旭辉 / 杨勇攀Peking University Press · ChinaAug 2025

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Word count: 197K words
Chapters: 132
ISBN: 9787301288115

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Summary

This book takes "innovation" and "application" as its two points of entry. Its theoretical system and content arrangement meet the requirements of the major's teaching syllabus and training program, incorporate certain features of the "dual system" model, and both connect with prior and subsequent material and broaden students' horizons. It has been used in more than thirty universities nationwide and has been well received by teachers and students alike, giving it high publishing value. Revisions: Chapter 6, Support Systems for Third-Party Logistics (this chapter is changed as follows: 6.1 Third-Party Logistics and Management Information Systems is merged into the end of Chapter 5 as Section 5.7; the original Section 6.2 becomes "Chapter 7 Third-Party Logistics and E-Commerce"; 6.3 is merged into Chapter 7). Chapter 7, Development Strategies of Third-Party Logistics Enterprises (adds the original 6.3 content on third-party logistics finance). Chapter 8, Analysis of the Development of China's Third-Party Logistics Industry (revises Section 8.4; the original 8.5 content is merged into Chapter 7).

Editor's review

This is an applied textbook in third-party logistics. While maintaining a complete theoretical system, the second edition highlights the two main lines of "innovation" and "application," aligns its content with the major's teaching syllabus and training program, and incorporates certain features of the "dual system" model. This revision makes substantive structural adjustments: management information systems is merged into the end of Chapter 5 as Section 5.7; the original Chapter 6 content on e-commerce is integrated into Chapter 7, which also adds content on third-party logistics finance; and the industry development analysis in Chapter 8 is cut, merged, and updated. These changes make the logical chain linking information systems, e-commerce, finance, and industry development clearer and reduce overlap. The cases and industry analysis both connect with prior and subsequent material and broaden horizons, making the book suitable for chapter-by-chapter classroom teaching and as a companion reader for courses in logistics management and supply chain management. For readers who need to understand the operations, development strategies, and industry environment of third-party logistics enterprises, it provides a fairly systematic framework, though it should be supplemented with the latest industry data and policy developments.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Undergraduates in logistics management and supply chain management who need a systematic course in third-party logistics
Teachers at applied undergraduate or vocational colleges seeking a textbook aligned with the teaching syllabus
Grassroots managers and operations staff at logistics enterprises seeking to organize their knowledge of third-party logistics
Students preparing to enter the logistics industry who need an overall understanding of the industry and its enterprises

Not a good fit for

Readers seeking cutting-edge academic research; this book follows a textbook structure
Practitioners seeking real-time industry data and the latest policy analysis, who will need additional sources
General readers with no logistics background, for whom the terminology and framework are a high barrier

Reading tips

Read Chapters 1 to 4 first to build basic concepts, then proceed through the revised Chapters 5 to 8 in order
At the end of each chapter, use the review questions to organize the knowledge framework and mark cross-cutting points related to information systems, e-commerce, and finance
When reading the industry development analysis, consult recent logistics industry reports for comparison
For classroom use, divide by chapter and treat Chapter 7 as a focused discussion of strategy and models

About the publisher

Peking University Press China · Founded in 1979

Peking University Press is a comprehensive university press whose publishing areas cover classical literature, popular science, social culture, world history, Western philosophy, and culture. Its catalogue contains 6,031 titles, with representative books including A Dream of Red Mansions, Relativity: The Special and General Theory (15th Edition) (with Einstein's classic papers on unified field theory and other topics), Elements, Conics, The Aristocratic Families of the Eastern Jin, The Philosophy of Mythology (Volume I), The Philosophy of Mythology (Volume II), and The Origin of Continents and Oceans. Representative authors include Cao Xueqin, Zhou Ruchang, Albert Einstein, Euclid, Apollonius, Tian Yuqing, Schelling, and Xian Gang. The press has developed distinctive strengths in classical Chinese literature and in the translation of Western philosophical classics, while also covering scientific classics and social and cultural studies. As public information is limited, this description is based only on the books in the catalogue and offers no further extrapolation.

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内容简介
第2版前言
第1版前言
第1章第三方物流概述
1.1 第三方物流的基本概念
1.1.1 第三方物流的概念
1.1.2 第三方物流的特征
1.1.3 第三方物流与物流一体化
1.2 第三方物流的演变
1.3 第三方物流的作用
1.3.1 第三方物流在企业层面的作用
1.3.2 第三方物流对促进社会经济发展的作用
1.4 第三方物流的类型
1.4.1 根据第三方物流的运作模式分类
1.4.2 根据企业的组织结构分类
1.5 第三方物流的优缺点
1.5.1 第三方物流的优点
1.5.2 第三方物流的缺点
本章小结
习题
第2章第三方物流的理论基础
2.1 交易费用理论
2.1.1 交易费用理论概述
2.1.2 交易费用理论与第三方物流
2.1.3 企业物流规制方式的战略选择
2.2 委托代理理论
2.2.1 委托代理理论概述
2.2.2 委托代理理论与第三方物流
2.3 社会分工与专业化
2.3.1 社会分工与专业化理论概述
2.3.2 社会分工与专业化理论和第三方物流
2.4 核心能力理论
2.4.1 核心能力理论概述
2.4.2 核心能力理论与第三方物流
2.5 竞争战略理论
2.5.1 竞争战略理论概述
2.5.2 波特竞争战略和竞争优势理论的主要分析模型
2.5.3 竞争战略理论与第三方物流
2.6 业务外包与物流外包集成模型
2.6.1 业务外包理论概述
2.6.2 物流外包集成模型
本章小结
习题
第3章第三方物流方案设计
3.1 第三方物流活动内容
3.1.1 常见的第三方物流服务内容
3.1.2 物流服务方案设计程序
3.2 第三方物流需求分析
3.2.1 第三方物流需求的影响因素
3.2.2 第三方物流服务的需求分析法
3.3 物流方案设计
3.3.1 第三方物流服务方案设计的要素
3.3.2 第三方物流服务方案的主要内容及所需数据
3.3.3 第三方物流方案优化的原则
3.3.4 第三方物流方案优化的基本理论
3.3.5 第三方物流方案的持续改进
本章小结
习题
第4章第三方物流客户服务
4.1 第三方物流客户服务的含义
4.1.1 客户服务与物流客户服务
4.1.2 物流客户服务的目的
4.2 第三方物流客户服务的内容
4.2.1 物流客户服务的基本内容
4.2.2 物流客户服务的原则
4.2.3 第三方物流客户服务的特点
4.2.4 影响第三方物流客户服务的因素
4.3 第三方物流客户服务的评价
4.3.1 可得性
4.3.2 作业绩效
4.3.3 可靠性
4.4 第三方物流客户关系管理
4.4.1 客户关系管理的内涵
4.4.2 物流客户关系管理的主要内容
4.4.3 物流客户关系管理的实施
本章小结
习题
第5章第三方物流管理
5.1 第三方物流运输管理
5.1.1 运输概论
5.1.2 运输方式及其选择
5.1.3 运输价格
5.1.4 运输合理化
5.2 第三方物流仓储管理
5.2.1 仓储管理概论
5.2.2 库存成本管理
5.2.3 库存控制方法
5.3 第三方物流配送管理
5.3.1 配送管理概论
5.3.2 配送中心管理
5.3.3 配送合理化
5.4 第三方物流成本管理
5.4.1 第三方物流成本管理概论
5.4.2 物流成本分类
5.4.3 物流成本影响因素
5.4.4 物流成本分析方法
5.4.5 物流成本管理内容
5.5 第三方物流风险管理
5.5.1 物流业务外包的委托—代理关系风险研究
5.5.2 委托企业风险管理
5.5.3 第三方物流企业风险管理
本章小结
习题
第6章第三方物流企业的发展战略
6.1 第三方物流战略设计构思
6.1.1 第三方物流企业战略的环境分析
6.1.2 物流企业市场细分与战略定位
6.1.3 物流企业战略设计
6.2 第三方物流与电子商务
6.2.1 电子商务的概念
6.2.2 电子商务的特点
6.2.3 电子商务的主要模式
6.2.4 电子商务与第三方物流的关系
6.3 第三方物流与金融
6.3.1 物流金融的概念
6.3.2 物流金融的主要模式
6.3.3 物流金融的风险分析
本章小结
习题
第7章我国物流产业发展分析
7.1 我国物流业发展概况
7.1.1 我国物流业发展现状
7.1.2 我国物流业发展面临的挑战
7.2 未来我国物流业的发展展望
7.3 我国物流业的区域布局与产业结构分析
7.3.1 我国物流业的区域布局分析
7.3.2 我国物流业的产业结构分析
本章小结
习题
附录金诚物流系统建设方案
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FAQ

What are the main structural changes in the second edition?

The management information systems content of the original Chapter 6 is merged into the end of Chapter 5 as Section 5.7; the original Section 6.2 becomes Chapter 7, "Third-Party Logistics and E-Commerce," and Section 6.3 is merged into Chapter 7; Chapter 7 also adds the original 6.3 content on third-party logistics finance; Chapter 8 revises Section 8.4, and the original 8.5 is merged into Chapter 7. Overall, chapter overlap is reduced, and the threads of information systems, e-commerce, finance, and industry analysis are more concentrated.

Is this book suitable as a course textbook?

Yes. Its theoretical system and content arrangement meet the teaching syllabus and training program requirements for third-party logistics majors and incorporate certain features of the "dual system" model; it has been used in more than thirty universities nationwide. Teachers can organize instruction according to the revised chapter order, and students can use the end-of-chapter material to structure their knowledge.

Can I read this book without a logistics background?

Yes, but it requires more time. The book is aimed at professional teaching, and its terminology and framework present a certain barrier. It is advisable to first acquire basic concepts of logistics management, then read in chapter order, comparing related chapters when encountering content on information systems, e-commerce, and finance for better results.

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About the author

张旭辉 Author

Zhang Xuhui is an author about whom limited public information is available. Two works by this author are included in the collection: The Complete Works of the Two Cheng Brothers (2 volumes) and Third-Party Logistics (2nd Edition). These two books span rather different subject areas. The former belongs to the field of Eastern philosophy and centers on the writings of the Northern Song Neo-Confucian scholars Cheng Hao and Cheng Yi, while the latter falls under exam-related categories and deals with professional knowledge of third-party logistics. Judging from the available works, Zhang Xuhui's writing and editorial work covers both traditional intellectual texts and practical textbooks, serving readers who study classic Chinese philosophy as well as students preparing for exams or learning logistics. Because information such as dates of birth and death, nationality, education, and professional experience is not clearly recorded, a detailed personal biography cannot yet be given, and the author's profile can only be outlined on the basis of these works' categories.

杨勇攀 Author

Yang Yongpan is an author of Chinese books about whom limited public information is available; two of his works are included in the database. Judging from these works, his writing spans two applied fields: logistics management and e-commerce. One book deals with third-party logistics and serves as a basic textbook in that area, while the other examines e-commerce consumer loyalty from the perspective of virtual social capital and has a scholarly research orientation. The considerable difference between the two subjects suggests an interest in combining practical concerns with theoretical discussion, with writing that emphasizes conceptual clarification and framework building, likely aimed at students and researchers in logistics and e-commerce. As his dates of birth and death, nationality, education, and professional positions are not recorded, further biographical details cannot be provided; readers may turn to the above works to understand his areas of focus and writing style.